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Investigation and Analysis of Blood Donation Situation in Yangzhou 2011-2012

Zhu Hu

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OBJECTIVE By retrospective investigation,to understand free blood donation in Yangzhou,which is designed to provide powerful basis for the future targeted for blood donation recruitment.METHODS According to the time of blood donation,age,sex,culture degree,occupation and blood volume form 2011 January to 2012 December,87 679 cases lead in voluntary blood donors were analyzed by statistical analysis,RESULTS Different gender,age,culture degree,occupation,the formation of large differences in blood donation,there are obvious more male than female(P0.01),aged 26~45,accounting for more than half the total number of unpaid blood donation,and higher education result in the trend of increasing blood donors.CONCLUSION Through the analysis of voluntary blood donors in Yangzhou,accurately grasp the population distribution of blood donors in Yangzhou area,develop the voluntary blood donors recruited,designing reasonable formulation of blood collection and supply plan is of reference significance and important guiding value.

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OBJECTIVE By retrospective investigation,to understand free blood donation in Yangzhou,which is designed to provide powerful basis for the future targeted for blood donation recruitment.METHODS According to the time of blood donation,age,sex,culture degree,occupation and blood volume form 2011 January to 2012 December,87 679 cases lead in voluntary blood donors were analyzed by statistical analysis,RESULTS Different gender,age,culture degree,occupation,the formation of large differences in blood donation,there are obvious more male than female(P0.01),aged 26~45,accounting for more than half the total number of unpaid blood donation,and higher education result in the trend of increasing blood donors.CONCLUSION Through the analysis of voluntary blood donors in Yangzhou,accurately grasp the population distribution of blood donors in Yangzhou area,develop the voluntary blood donors recruited,designing reasonable formulation of blood collection and supply plan is of reference significance and important guiding value.

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OBJECTIVE By retrospective investigation,to understand free blood donation in Yangzhou,which is designed to provide powerful basis for the future targeted for blood donation recruitment.METHODS According to the time of blood donation,age,sex,culture degree,occupation and blood volume form 2011 January to 2012 December,87 679 cases lead in voluntary blood donors were analyzed by statistical analysis,RESULTS Different gender,age,culture degree,occupation,the formation of large differences in blood donation,there are obvious more male than female(P0.01),aged 26~45,accounting for more than half the total number of unpaid blood donation,and higher education result in the trend of increasing blood donors.CONCLUSION Through the analysis of voluntary blood donors in Yangzhou,accurately grasp the population distribution of blood donors in Yangzhou area,develop the voluntary blood donors recruited,designing reasonable formulation of blood collection and supply plan is of reference significance and important guiding value.

Key concepts: Blood donor, Donation, Medicine, Turnover, Blood supply, Population, Blood donations, Blood collection

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