Notes on running a blood bank in India: compliance, inventory, donors and the software in between.
Blood Bank Software · 29 Oct 2026
A blood unit can be perfectly matched and fully tested, and still be unusable. This happens when it is stored at the wrong temperature or kept on the shelf too long. Of the two,…
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Compliance & Accreditation · 28 Oct 2026
Form 28-C is the licence to run a blood centre in India. Learn what it covers, its conditions, 5-year validity, renewal fees and the 2026 rule updates.
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Blood Bank Software · 27 Oct 2026
SDP stands for single donor platelets: platelets collected from one donor on a cell separator (apheresis), with the rest of the blood returned to the donor. RDP stands for random donor platelets: the platelet…
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Compliance & Accreditation · 1 Oct 2026
Record donor reactions at blood donation camps with a linked event entry, follow-up log, review, donor update and five-year retention trail.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 21 Sep 2026
Check the venue, donor flow, team, equipment, emergency arrangements and record handover before approving an off-site blood donation camp.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 14 Sep 2026
Check applicant details, premises, scope, technical staff, fees and supporting evidence before submitting Form 27-C for grant or renewal.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 10 Sep 2026
See what a blood bank SOP revision history should show, from version approval and issue to obsolete-copy withdrawal and staff acknowledgement.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 7 Sep 2026
A practical map of the donor, testing, component, issue and adverse-reaction records Schedule F Part XIIB requires.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 3 Sep 2026
Build a unit-level trail for patient issue, return and transfer, with handover, reporting, stock status and five-year retention checks.
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Compliance & Accreditation · 3 Sep 2026
Build an NABH-ready trail from indicator source data and calculations to trend review, action, effectiveness checks and controlled retention.
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