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Power Point Slide Presentation
Slide 1 - Implementation of Blood Action Plan
Initiatives to Promote Blood Availability
Mary Gustafson
OBRR, CBER, FDA
PHS ACBSA, January 27, 2000
Slide 2 - PHS Task Group Recommendations for Increasing the Blood Supply
Mary Gustafson
OBRR, CBER, FDA
PHS ACBSA, August 26, 1999
Slide 3 - Strategies for Increasing the U.S. Blood Supply
Slide 4 - Blood Action Plan Monitoring and Increasing the Blood Supply
Monitor the Blood Supply Encourage More Donations by Eligible Donors Improve Donor Relations as Part of Recruitment and Retention Remove Restrictions to Safe Donation Address Economic Issues Facing the Blood Industry
Slide 5 - Monitor the Blood Supply
NHLBI, on December 10, contracted with NBDRC to conduct monthly surveys. By October 2001, PHS will determine long-term responsibility.
Slide 6 - Encourage More Donations by Eligible Donors
DHHS offered support to industry to participate in PSA�s. NHLBI sponsoring Feb. 28 workshop, "National Strategy to Increase Blood Donations." FDA to publish donor incentive guidance by June 30, 2000. NHLBI to explore feasibility of educational programs by June 30, 2000.
Slide 7 - Improve Donor Relations as Part of Recruitment and Retention
FDA draft guidance on recruitment practices by December 31, 2000. Possible FDA/NHLBI donor recruitment workshop by August 30, 2000. FDA guidance on computer interviews by September 30, 2000. Initiate simplification/abbreviation of donor questionnaire by January 1, 2001.
Slide 8 - Remove Restrictions to Safe Donation
FDA to issue guidance for use of therapeutic hemochromatosis donations by May 31, 2000. CDC/FDA workshops to be planned as warranted.
Slide 9 - Address Economic Issues Facing the Blood Industry
August 1999 PHS AC BSA discussion of safety measures and cost implications. April 2000 PHS AC BSA to discuss reimbursement issues. DHHS will clarify policies on reimbursement by June 1, 2000.
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