Effect of COVID-19 pandemic on blood transfusion service: an experience from a regional blood transfusion center.

IF 1.5 Q3 HEMATOLOGY
Sanjay K Thakur, Anil K Sinha, Dinesh K Negi, Sompal Singh
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The unforeseen and uncertain life-threatening situation of the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically affected all areas of the human daily work schedule. This study was designed to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on blood transfusion services and discuss the adopted confrontation measures for uninterrupted blood supply during the pandemic situation. The data on blood donation, blood component preparation, and issue from January 2019 to December 2022 were collected from the inventory registers of the RBTC, Delhi, India. Compared to the non-pandemic year 2019, during the year 2020, all variables decreased gradually. The observed maximum decrease in variables such as blood collection (-79.16%) in the month of October, blood issue (-71.61%) in the month of August, random donor platelets (RDP) preparation (-98.09%) in the month of October, RDP issue (-86.08%) in the month of September, fresh frozen plasma (FFP) preparation (-100%) in the month of October, and FFP issue (-96.08%) in the month of July with an annual decrease of -45.52%, -42.87%, -33.00%, -59.79%, -40.98%, and -54.48%, respectively, as compared to year 2019. Compared to year 2020, in year 2021, the annual increase in blood collection, blood issue, FFP preparation, FFP issue, RDP preparation, and RDP issue was +50.20%, +21.68%, +65.31%, +78.52%, +116.23%, and +213.30%, respectively. Our study results show that the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected blood transfusion services at our blood bank. The adopted coping strategies to maintain the safe and uninterrupted blood transfusion chain at our blood bank gave us lessons for future preparedness if faced with a similar situation.

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COVID-19大流行对输血服务的影响:来自区域输血中心的经验。
COVID-19大流行的不可预见和不确定的危及生命的局势极大地影响了人类日常工作安排的所有领域。本研究旨在评估新冠肺炎大流行对输血服务的影响,探讨疫情期间采取的不间断供血对抗措施。2019年1月至2022年12月期间的献血、血液成分制备和发放数据收集自印度德里RBTC的库存登记册。与2019年非大流行年份相比,2020年所有变量均逐渐下降。10月采血(-79.16%)、8月供血(-71.61%)、10月随机捐献血小板(RDP)制备(-98.09%)、9月随机捐献血小板(RDP)制备(-86.08%)、10月新鲜冷冻血浆(FFP)制备(-100%)、7月FFP制备(-96.08%)等指标降幅最大,年降幅分别为-45.52%、-42.87%、-33.00%、-59.79%、-40.98%和-54.48%。与2019年相比。与2020年相比,2021年采血、供血、FFP准备、FFP准备、RDP准备、RDP发放的年增长率分别为+50.20%、+21.68%、+65.31%、+78.52%、+116.23%、+213.30%。我们的研究结果表明,COVID-19大流行严重影响了我们血库的输血服务。为维护血库安全不间断输血链所采取的应对策略,为我们今后面对类似情况时的防范提供了借鉴。
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