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May 2, 2026, 05:23
Ali AlBahar: Ensuring Safety and Precision Across the Blood Transfusion Process
Ali AlBahar, Transfusion Medicine Specialist, Hematology and Blood Transfusion Researcher (MSc) at Ministry of Health Saudi Arabia, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Blood transfusion is not a single act — it is a controlled clinical chain.
From donor selection to processing, testing, transfusion and monitoring, every step carries responsibility.
A small deviation at any point can impact patient safety.
This is not just a process… it is a system designed to prevent error before it happens.
In transfusion medicine: precision is not optional — it is essential.
BB.H.05 — The Transfusion Chain.
Blood Bank Educational Series.”
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