Ambreen Kashif: Highlighting the Impact of Temporary Donor Deferrals on Donor Retention
Ambreen Kashif, Assistant Consultant Transfusion Medicine and Apheresis at King Saud University, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article she and Rana Hasanato co-authored, published in Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal, adding:
“I am pleased to share my latest publication on ‘Temporary Blood Donor Deferrals: Analyzing Their Impact on Donor Retention and Future Re-donations’
This research highlights the impact of temporary donor deferrals on donor retention and future blood donations, providing insights to help strengthen donor recruitment and retention while supporting a safe and sustainable blood supply for patient care.
I also thank Prof. Rana Hasanato for her motivation, support and guidance.”
Title: Temporary Blood Donor Deferrals: Analysing their impact on donor retention and future re-donations
Authors: Ambreen Kashif, Rana Hasanato

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