Official: Newly crowned virus infected persons have been cured and discharged from the hospital within 6 months of refusing to donate blood

Medicine Network November 18, China's National Health and Health Commission recently issued a document that blood donation services such as the reception of new coronary pneumonia recovery plasma donors, need to be carried out in an independent space.
6 months after being cured and discharged from the hospital, blood donors with a body temperature of 37.3 degrees C or above will also be suspended.
In order to guide blood stations to do a good job in the autumn and winter new crown pneumonia epidemic prevention and control work, to ensure the safety of blood station staff and unpaid blood donors, to ensure the safe supply of blood, the National Health and Safety Commission and other departments have formulated the "blood station autumn and winter new crown pneumonia epidemic prevention and control guidelines."
guidelines provide detailed provisions on the protection of blood station staff, cleaning and disinfection of workplaces, medical waste disposal, selection and management of blood donors, and blood collection processes.
guidelines to strengthen pre-donation education and consultation.
On the basis of the original health consultation, we will add the New Crown Pneumonia-related Health Status Consultation Form to understand the health status of the blood donor's neo-crown pneumonia and to identify whether the blood donor has a travel history, exposure history or life history in key areas.
If a blood donor has experienced any of the following conditions, it is recommended to suspend blood donation for at least 28 days after the end of the relevant situation: I have fever or respiratory symptoms;
, it is recommended that health consultations be screened for common situations such as occasional coughing.
, for those who have been diagnosed with the new coronavirus infection, the cure after discharge within 6 months temporarily refused to donate blood.
If the blood donor's body temperature reaches or exceeds 37.3 degrees C, the staff member shall inform the donor to suspend the blood donation, arrange for him to leave the consultation site, and remind the donor to visit the designated fever clinic in a timely manner.
Guidelines stipulate that in order to ensure the safety of blood for clinical use, such as blood donation after the emergence of new coronavirus infection-related symptoms, blood donors should promptly return to the blood station;
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