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[Checking of blood product in hospital]
1Etablissement français du sang Normandie, 1, rue du Professeur-J.-Rousselot, 14000 Caen, France. albane.girard@efs.sante.fr
Abstract:
Delivery of blood products includes: checking of the parcel destination address, checking of the parcel itself and of its contents. Preserving the blood product in a depot imposes an agreement of storage between the hospital and the French national blood service to be established. In addition, authorisation of storage from the administrative head of department is required. The "Etablissement francais du sang" must be partner of the process.
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