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Creating access to safe blood through 100% voluntary non remunerated blood donation

Creating access to safe blood through 100% voluntary non remunerated blood donation
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 31, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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India is among 51 countries to sign the “Rome Declaration” on “Achieving Self-sufficiency in Safe Blood and blood products based voluntary non-remunerated ...

India is among 51 countries to sign the “Rome Declaration” on “Achieving Self-sufficiency in Safe Blood and blood products based voluntary non-remunerated donation”. Blood is an intrinsic requirement for health care and proper functioning of the health system. National AIDS Control Organization under Department of Health and Family Welfare has been primarily responsible for ensuring provision of safe blood for the country since 1992. National Blood Policy 2003 reiterates firmly the government’s commitment to provide safe and adequate quantity of blood, blood components and blood products.

However, in India, a needy patient or his relatives have to run from pillar to post in search of blood and the onus of procurement of blood still lies with the patient and not with the service provider.

Suggestions are invited on how to develop a nationally coordinated and well networked blood transfusion service in the country and reach 100% voluntary blood donation to enable us to meet the global goal of self sufficiency in blood and blood products.

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Dr Sandipak Ray
Dr Sandipak Ray 11 years 10 months ago
cont..of earlier;then only young doctors can implement innovative ideas for better healthcare,the promotion in administrative medical posts must be on basis merit judged by written test.At present the state health service & central health services are completely different in respect of structure,duty pattern,salary,promotion etc. The medical service should be autonomous like judicial services.
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Dr Sandipak Ray
Dr Sandipak Ray 11 years 10 months ago
please make doctors under one service like IAS it should be Indian Medical Service ,the administration should be totally regulated centrally ,all administrative posts must be doctors on basis of merit (competitive exam);every official including health secretary must be a doctor & most important the medical service should be political influence free,just like USA .The pay scale should be similar nationwide irrespective of state,doctors must undergo administrative training like IAS,afterselection
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jegan mani
jegan mani 11 years 10 months ago
hai sir, every month you speak in fm i am leasing you`r speak you have do not speak in agriculture onely one time you speak the agriculture the youth thought is change the agriculture all the people do not like the agriculture.every speak u tell the information that is most responsible in the people so u tell the agriculture the many people respect the field so pleas sir u speak the agriculture
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agnivesh shrivastava
agnivesh shrivastava 11 years 10 months ago
I would like to say about reservation, unemployment, population control and gender discrimination in children. There should be policy which addresses all these points. I feel if government brings a policy which allows reservation and scholarships (other benefits also) up to first two children only. It will reduce discrimination in girl and boy child. People will plan small families so population will be controlled. Burden of reservation will reduce and slowly unemployment will also reduce.
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raj kumar daga
raj kumar daga 11 years 10 months ago
BAN SALE OF ALL TYPES OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS I.E BIRI,CIGARETTES,PAN MASALA,PAN BAHAR,ZARDA,KHAINI ETC WITHIN 5 KMS FROM SCHOOLS,COLLEGES,HOSPITALS AND RAILWAY STATIONS.
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Bhupendra Sharma
Bhupendra Sharma 11 years 10 months ago
..(contd.) As I mentioned earlier huge population is curse for rapid development so it must be reduced but all of us know the problem but rarely have the solution.I think Modi ji I have a few your MAAN KI BAAT is proper plateform for this. You can reduce by giving the people incentives in the form of preferences like higher interest rate for deposits,rebate in loans& many such preferences for the family of 2 children & no one would give the false statments b'coz its d matter of CHIDREN.(contd..)
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DINESH CHODANKAR
DINESH CHODANKAR 11 years 10 months ago
Sir, This is regarding paver blocks being put on the foothpath with substandard qualities in Mumbai.The level is uneven which creates difficulty for sr citizens to walk.Also when one block comes out all the other comes out one by one This is a very serious issue I once saw one sr. citizen lost his balance on the footh path and fell down This area comprises of Malad, Goregaon, Jogeshwari which I have observed. There are many other places in Mumbai which are unknown. Kindly instruct our BMCto act
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Shailendra Veer
Shailendra Veer 11 years 10 months ago
Every day since last 3 months I am observing that the locality I live in Pune called Narayan Peth and nearby localities as well are filled with a typical smell of smoke. This happens minimum 2 times in a day. Since it occurs every day it is harmful to the health of people living in this densely populated area. Similar thing I have observed at Kolhapur where my parents reside. The source in both the cases ought to be found out and this pollution ought to be stopped.
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