RishiRaj Sinha: Improving Blood Safety Systems in Resource-Limited Settings
RishiRaj Sinha, Member of Public Health Partnerships Subgroup Working Party at International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT), shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article he and Richard Gammon co-authored, published in Oxford University Press in Laboratory Medicine, adding:
”Honored to share that our review article has been published in Oxford University Press in Laboratory Medicine (2026).
This review highlights the overlooked complexities, ethical challenges, and operational gaps in reactive donor notification and counseling practices within LMIC settings focused on strengthening blood safety systems, donor counselling frameworks, and equitable healthcare practices in resource-limited settings.
I extend my sincere gratitude to Richard Gammon for his constant mentorship throughout this journey.”
Title: Beyond the first call: unveiling the gray areas in reactive donor notification and counseling in lower-middle-income countries—a systematic scoping review
Authors: Rishiraj Sinha, Richard Gammon
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