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Handbook for Counselling Blood Donors2016National AIDS Control Organization India's voice against AIDS Department of AIDS Control Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India www.nacoonline.org

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How to fill out counselling blood donors

1. Gather all necessary information about the blood donor such as name, age, contact details, and previous donation history.
2. Ensure that the donor meets the eligibility criteria for donating blood, which may include factors such as age, weight, overall health, and recent illnesses or medications.
3. Provide the donor with a consent form to fill out, ensuring that they understand the purpose of counselling and the potential risks and benefits of blood donation.
4. Conduct a pre-donation interview to assess the donor's physical and mental health, as well as any potential risk factors for transmitting diseases.
5. Provide the donor with information about the blood donation process, including the necessary preparations before donation and the steps involved during the donation.
6. Address any concerns or questions the donor may have, providing them with accurate and clear information about blood donation and its impact on their health.
7. After the donation, provide the donor with post-care instructions and advice, such as maintaining a healthy diet, staying hydrated, and avoiding strenuous activities.
8. Follow up with the donor to ensure their well-being and address any further questions or concerns they may have.

Who needs counselling blood donors?

1. Counselling blood donors may be needed by institutions or organizations involved in blood donation campaigns, blood banks, or hospitals.
2. These institutions often require potential blood donors to go through counselling to assess their suitability for donation and ensure the safety of both the donor and the recipients of the blood.
3. Counselling blood donors can help identify individuals who may have certain health conditions, behaviors, or risk factors that could affect the quality or safety of donated blood.
4. Additionally, counselling can help educate and inform donors about the importance of blood donation, dispel any myths or misconceptions, and address any psychological or emotional concerns.

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What is counselling blood donors?

Counselling blood donors involves providing information and support to individuals who are donating blood to ensure their safety and well-being.

Who is required to file counselling blood donors?

Healthcare professionals, such as nurses or doctors, are required to file counselling blood donors.

How to fill out counselling blood donors?

To fill out counselling blood donors, healthcare professionals must provide information on the donor's medical history, current health status, and any relevant counselling given during the donation process.

What is the purpose of counselling blood donors?

The purpose of counselling blood donors is to ensure that individuals are fully informed about the donation process, potential risks, and proper aftercare.

What information must be reported on counselling blood donors?

Information such as the donor's medical history, vital signs, any adverse reactions during or after donation, and counselling provided must be reported on counselling blood donors.