SCOTBLOOD 2013

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2. Person Centred • Blood Components* • Adult Red Cells – 37,134 patients • Neonatal Red Cells – 1,135 patients • Platelets – 8,521patients • Fresh Frozen Plasma – 3,839 patients • Cryoprecipitate – 825 patients • Other – 112 patients *Calendar year 2013 – covers ~97% of NHS Scotland

3. Person Centred • Tissues and Cells • Bone – 538 patients • Tendons – 60 patients • Heart Valves – 70 patients • Skin – 3 patients • Adult Stem Cells – 49 patients • Pancreatic Islet Cells – 11 patients “I’ve lived for 50 years with diabetes. It stole my life and most of my adult years. Since my transplants, I now feel I have the brightest of futures.” Stephen Fisher, islet transplant recipient

4. Person Centred • Clinical* • Immunology including Home Care – 64 patients • Plasma Exchange – 1,379 procedures (1276 at Q3 2013/14) • Stem Cell Collection – 361 procedures (278 at Q3 2013/14) • Extracorporeal photopheresis – 218 patients • Venesection – 2,757 procedures (1,276 at Q3 2013/14) • Solid organ transplants – 163 patients • Other – 159 patients (66 at Q3 2013/14) *Financial year 2012/13

5. Safe • Zero transfusion or tissue transmitted infections • 85% platelets delivered by apheresis • Donor adverse events reduced by 7% • Blood usage down to 33.5 units/1,000 population • 83% NHS Scotland staff trained in Safe Transfusion Practice

6. Safe • 5 regulatory inspections – 2 majors, 38 others/comments/guidance/advice • Reported (H&S) accidents down 12.5% • 100% hand hygiene compliance

7. Effective • > 3 days supply of all blood groups • 96.1% group specific transfusion rates • Blood donor deferral rate down to 13.8% (1,746 RBC) • Blood collection losses down to 3.2% (657 RBC) • Cost per unit of RBC - £115 • Donor satisfaction increased by 1.1%

8. Effective • Eurobloodpack procurement: • Go Award 2013 • Cost and resilience benefits • Scottish Creative Awards 2012

9. MEETING THE TRANSFUSION NEEDS OF PATIENTS IN SCOTLAND