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Survey of Public Opinion of Non-remunerated Blood Donors
Authors: M. Bohoněk 1; L. Michalák 2
Authors‘ workplace: Oddělení hematologie, biochemie a krevní transfuze, ÚVN Praha 2Katedra marketingu, obchodu a služeb, FEK ZČU, Plzeň 1
Published in: Transfuze Hematol. dnes,, 2002, No. 3, p. 101-104.
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In 2001 in 7 departments of the transfusion service an inquiry was made addressed to non-remuneratedblood donors pertaining to some problems of donation of blood and blood components. 561 respondentsresponded to 5 questions. More than 78 % of the respondents would not change their attitude to blooddonation if blood or plasma were sold abroad. A more friendly response was obtained from women andfrom respondents with secondary education. Almost 70 % of the donors of blood and blood componentswould not object to attendance in the afternoon or evening, in another 14% this would reduce theirattendance. It would be more acceptable for men and donors with secondary education.More than 70 %donors do not consider the difference in attitude to non-remunerated donation of whole blood andplasma important and 67 % of the donors do not differentiate between the type of remuneration (medalsor plaques). Almost 73 % of the respondents do not perceive differences between blood collection byapheresis and other blood collection as regards their remuneration.
Key words:
blood donation, evaluation of donors, willingness of donors, time of blood collection
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Haematology Internal medicine Clinical oncology
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