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Musa's story
Aberdeen doctor Musa needs blood transfusions every six to eight weeks to treat his sickle cell disorder.
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Kate's story
Kate suffered a massive postpartum haemorrhage after giving birth.
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After giving blood (post-donation card)
This leaflet tells you how to look after yourself after you’ve given blood. It also gives information on contacting the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service.
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Research project: Information for blood donors
This leaflet is given to donors asked to take part in research projects. It contains information help you understand what we hope to find out, and to help you decide whether to participate.
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Freedom of information
The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) is part of NHS National Services Scotland.
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Giving blood: Process, risks and information (Donor information leaflet)
This leaflet tells you more about the process of giving blood, including the donation process, blood safety, and how your donation is used.
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Donor care standards
Our aim is to provide the highest level of donor care in a friendly, professional manner for the benefit of all patients in NHS Scotland. To do this, we have seven donor care standards.
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Blood Donor Week 2019
The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) launch Blood Donor Week today (10 June), leading up to World Blood Donor Day celebrations on 14 June.
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Booking an appointment to give blood
Giving blood by appointment helps us help patients better. That’s because when you book an appointment, we know hospitals can rely on your blood type on that date, making it easier to regulate blood stocks. That way we know there will always be enough for patients needs.
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Good luck from all of us
As the school talk programme 2018/2019 draws to a close, we wanted to say a huge thank you to all schools that allowed us timetable space for talk on blood donation, and good luck to all students for their forthcoming exams.