期刊
VOX SANGUINIS
卷 118, 期 9, 页码 798-806出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/vox.13491
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fractionation; patients' needs; plasma; plasma-derived medicinal product; supply
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At the symposium, experts highlighted the importance of strategies such as recruitment, retention, and protection of plasma donors, increasing the number of donors, and harmonizing guidelines and collaboration to strengthen plasma collection and meet the demand for plasma-derived medicinal products in Europe. It was also confirmed that non-profit transfusion institutions in Europe are dedicated to increasing plasma collection through various programs and research.
At the symposium organized by the International Plasma and Fractionation Association and European Blood Alliance, experts presented their views and experiences showing that the public sector and its blood establishments may strengthen the collection and increase the supply of plasma using the right strategies in plasma donor recruitment, retention and protection, scaling-up collection by increasing the number of donors within improved/new infrastructure, supportive funding, policies and legislation as well as harmonization of clinical guidelines and the collaboration of all stakeholders. Such approaches should contribute to increased plasma collection in Europe to meet patients' needs for plasma-derived medicinal products, notably immunoglobulins and avoid shortages. Overall, presentations and discussions confirmed that European non-profit transfusion institutions are committed to increasing the collection of plasma for fractionation from unpaid donors through dedicated programmes as well as novel strategies and research.
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