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- 1: Introduction
- 2. Quality in blood and tissue establishments and hospital blood banks
- 3: Care and selection of whole blood and component donors (including donors of pre-deposit autologous blood)
- 4: Premises and quality assurance at blood donor sessions
- 5: Collection of a blood or component donation
- 6: Evaluation and manufacture of blood components
- 7: Specifications for blood components
- 8: Evaluation of novel blood components, production processes and blood packs: generic protocols
- 9: Microbiology tests for donors and donations: general specifications for laboratory test procedures
- 10: Investigation of suspected transfusion-transmitted infection
- 11: Reagent manufacture
- 12: Donation testing (red cell immunohaematology)
- 13: Patient testing (red cell immunohaematology)
- 14: Guidelines for the use of DNA/PCR techniques in Blood Establishments
- 15: Molecular typing for red cell antigens
- 16: HLA typing and HLA serology
- 17: Granulocyte immunology
- 18: Platelet immunology
- 19: Tissue banking: general principles
- 20: Tissue banking: selection of donors
- 21: Tissue banking: tissue retrieval and processing
- 22: Haemopoietic progenitor cells
- 23: Specification for the uniform labelling of blood, blood components and blood donor samples
- 24: Specification for the uniform labelling of human tissue products using ISBT 128
- 25: Standards for electronic data interchange within the UK Blood Transfusion Services
- 26: Specification for blood pack base labels
- 27: Specification for labelling consumables used in therapeutic product production
- A1: NIBSC standards available from MHRA
- A2: ISBT 128 check character calculation
- A3: Provisional Components
- A4: Redundant Components
- A5: Blood Components for Contingency Use
- A6: Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs)
- A7: Requirements for the timing of testing for HPCs
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