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J. Jennings (1968)
An Analysis of Hospital Blood Bank Whole Blood Inventory Control PoliciesTransfusion, 8
E. Hurlburt, A. Jones (1964)
Blood Bank Inventory ControlTransfusion, 4
R. Elston, J. Pickrel (1963)
A Statistical Approach to Ordering and Usage Policies for a Hospital Blood Bank *Transfusion, 3
Blood banking involves the collection of blood from donors and the storage of that blood until it is required for transfusion. It is usual to distinguish, in a blood banking system, between central blood banks whose functions are primarily those of collection and distribution, and hospital blood banks which perform the process of crossmatching. In order to ensure that the donor's blood will be compatible with that of the recipient, blood is crossmatched by mixing a sample of the recipient's blood with a sample of stored blood of the same group and subjecting the mixture to certain tests.
International Journal of Physical Distribution – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1972
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