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[Position of French transfusion operator in the regulation of territorial care in a changing context]
1EFS Bretagne, rue Pierre-Jean-Gineste, BP 91614, 35016 Rennes cedex, France.
Abstract:
Since the first law regarding the French transfusion, the public service of blood transfusion has always evolved. Today, different factors are changing: consequences of combination of French laws and European rules, new regulations and required levels of blood products. Moreover, those changes lead us to look at the position of the EFS in his health's territory which is actually changing too. The study of the context and actual laws could draw a first picture of the opportunities available for the EFS to face those new challenges.
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