world blood donor day sms message 2017

• World Blood Donor Day Quotes
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• “I’ve been involved with blood# donation since the 1980s because there is a critical need”. – Donna Reed
• “I owe my life to blood donors. I’m forever grateful to people who donate”. – Niki Taylor
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• “My goal is to spread the word about the need for more blood donors”. – Niki Taylor
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• Three things to do with donated blood
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• The complete ‘product’ of blood donation is whole blood. This is not used often in treatment – except to treat catastrophic blood loss – but is instead separated into different products. \
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• Red blood cells
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• These are used in the treatment of all kinds of anaemia which can’t be medically corrected, such as when rheumatoid arthritis or cancer is involved, when red cells break down in the newborn and f#or sickle cell disease.
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• They’re also essen#tial to replace lost red cells due to blood loss in accidents, surgery and after childbirth.
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• Platelets
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• Platelets can be used in bone marrow failure, post transplant and chemotherapy treatments, and leukaemia. Platelets can be of huge benefit to the recipient.
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• Plasma
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• Fresh frozen plasma is used after obstetric loss of blood (which is usually childbirth), during cardiac surgery, and to reverse any anti-coagulant treatment.
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• It’s also used to replace clotting factors after massive transfusions or when they are not being sufficiently produced, such as liver disease.
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• And then there’s processed plasma, which has several important uses.
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• For instance, it is used in the treatment of haemophilia and for treating sufferers of Christmas disease, a life-threatening form of haemophilia.
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• Processed plasma is also used to help produce stronger antibodies against diseases like tetanus, hepatitis, chickenpox and rabies.
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• It also helps generate anti-D, which is used for RhD negative pregnant women carrying RhD positive babies.
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• Additionally there is a protein called albumin contained in plasma, which is extremely beneficial for burn victim#s.
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• Why World Blood Donor Day is Celebrated?
• WBDD is sponsored by four# core agencies that work together to promote voluntary blood donation:
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• the World Health Organization (WHO)
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• the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
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• the International Federation of Blood Donor Organizations
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• the International Society of Blood Transfusion
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• World Blood Donor Day is celebrated to fulfill the need of blood transfusion and blood products transfusion to the needed person anywhere in the world. This campaign saves more than millions of lives annually and gives a natural smile on the face of blood receiver. Blood transfusion helps patients suffering from variety of life-threatening health conditions and stimulates them to live longer and quality life. It solves the lots of complex medical and surgical procedures all around the world. This campaign plays a great life-saving role for caring the women during pre and post pregnancy.
• The celebration of World Blood Donor Day 2013 was hosted by the France “through its national blood service, the Establishment Français du Sang (EFS)”. France is involved in the promotion act of voluntary# and unpaid blood donation since 1950s. The slogan of the year 2013 celebration was “Give the gift of life: donate blood” when it has celebrated its 10th anniversary focusing the value of blood donation to the patient.
• Donated blood are used to save lives of severely anemic women, anemic kids, accident victims having excess blood loss, surgical patients, cancerous patients, thalassemia patients, people suffering from the hemophilia, sickle cell anemia, blood disorders, blood clotting disorders and many more.
• Places devoid of an adequate blood supply face many life-threatening challenges during the arrangement of sufficient blood for the proper donation. Adequate supply of blood and its products can only be fulfilled by the regular and safe donations by the self motivated, voluntary and unpaid blood donors. Some of the objectives of the World Blood Donor Day celebration are mentioned below:
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• World Health Organization is aimed to obtain the sufficient blood supplies from the voluntary and unpaid blood donors all over the world by 2020.
• According to the# statistics, it has been noted that only 62 countries are getting sufficient blood supplies from the voluntary and unpaid blood donors whereas 40 countries are still dependent for the blood donations on the patient’s family member or paid donors. It is celebrated to motivate voluntary blood donors in rest of the countries worldwide.
• To make the blood donation act# a precious gift to the receivers and get new life.
• WHO run this campaign by organizing many activities in all countries highlighting people’s stories who need immediate blood donation to continue their heart beat.
• It is celebrated to say lots of thank to the voluntary and unpaid blood donors all around the world for saving millions of lives.
• It is celebrated to fulfill the 100% voluntary and unpaid blood donation need worldwide.
• It is celebrated to motivate blood donors for safe blood donation for saving the life of mothers and babies (countr#y’s future).
• It is celebrated to reduce the death rates (mortality rate) because of insufficient blood supply. Approximately 800 women are dying off due to malnourish pregnancy, childbirth-related complications, severe bleeding during or after delivery and etc.
• To motivate voluntary blood donors through educational programmes and campaigns in order to strengthen the blood transfusion services.
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• World Blood Donor Day Theme Logo Poster 2017 History Quotes
• How World Blood Donor Day is Celebrated?
• World Blood Donor Day is celebrated annually to aware people for the need of safe blood transfusion as well as im#portance of blood donation throughout the world. The celebration involves organizing lots of activities and programs on international and national level.
• Health care organizations like “the World Health Organization, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent So#cieties (IFRC), the International Federation of Blood Donor Organizations (IFBDO) and the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT)” work jointly to organize international level programs to promote people globally.
• Campaign celebration preparations are carried out by the Council of Europe for many years. The demand of safe blood transfusion is increasing day by day in spite of the blood donation by almost 92 million people every year worldwide. Activities involves organizing commemorative events, meetings, discussion, debates, quiz competitions, publishing relevant stories in newspapers, scientific conferences, publishing articles worldwide, international scientific journals, sports activities and other promotional activities in the public places, schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions.
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• Last year
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• Safe blood for saving mothers
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• The focus for this year’s campaign is “Safe blood for saving mothers”. The campaign will increase awareness abou#t why timely access to safe blood and blood products is essential for all countries as part of a comprehensive approach to prevent maternal deaths.
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• WHO encourages all countries and national and international partners working on blood transfusion and maternal health to d#evelop an activity plan to highlight the need for timely access to safe blood and blood products in the prevention of maternal deaths.
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• Ministries of health, particularly in countries with high rates of maternal mortality, to take concrete steps towards ensuring that #health facilities in their countries improve access to safe blood and blood products from volunteer donors for women giving birth.
• National blood services in countries with high rates of maternal mortality to focus on safe blood for mothers# in their activities and products for the  campaign.
• Maternal health programmes and partnerships engage in the 2017 campaign.
• WHO and partners throughout the world highlight how safe blood from voluntary donors can save women’s lives everywhere.