Ahmad Gharehbaghian: How Can Blood Supplies Be Sustained During a Crisis?
Ahmad Gharehbaghian, Managing Director at Iranian Blood Transfusion Organization, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article he and his colleagues co-authored, published in Transfusion Clinique et Biologique, adding:
“I am thrilled that our good and talented colleagues have published the first scientific article on the performance of the Iranian Blood Transfusion Organization in ensuring a stable, continuous supply of adequate blood reserves during the Ramadan war.
Documenting the lessons learned by showcasing the efforts and performance of blood transfusion services under crisis conditions reflects both the solidarity of the Iranian people and society as knowledgeable blood donors and the truly worthy work of every single blood transfusion colleague across the country.
These two valuable social assets deserve our appreciation.”
Title: National blood-service continuity during armed conflict: a 39-day operational analysis of collection, redistribution and red-cell inventory in Iran
Authors: Nasim Sadat Hosseini Divkolaye, Gilda Esmaelifar, Babak Yektaparast, Shahram Shekarchi, Seyed Mohammad Shahzadeh Safavi, Ahmad Gharehbaghian
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