Beijing blood donation 202 1 subsidy standard

Beijing blood donation 202 1 subsidy standard is:

1, age requirement, before 18, to be 55 years old. It is also added that for people who are healthy and have a strong desire to donate blood, the age can be appropriately relaxed to 60 years old;

2, blood pressure requirements, only blood pressure is normal to donate blood;

3. Weight requirements: 50 kg for men and 45 kg for women;

4. The temperature and pulse are normal. According to the requirements of various tests, only those with normal blood routine, normal liver function, negative surface antigen and negative antibodies to hepatitis C, syphilis and AIDS can donate blood.

Voluntary blood donation refers to the act of selflessly donating one's own blood to social welfare undertakings in order to save others' lives, and the blood donors do not charge more than the transportation expenses, lost time and other expenses and remuneration necessary for blood donation. Usually, blood collection and supply institutions will give necessary souvenirs to blood donors to express their gratitude. Free blood donation is a noble act of selfless dedication and saving lives, and it is the general direction of the development of blood cause in China. Blood donation is the embodiment of love and dedication, and the value of helping patients relieve their pain and save their lives cannot be measured by money.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Blood Donation Law Article 1 This law is formulated in order to ensure the needs and safety of blood for medical and clinical use, to ensure the health of blood donors and users, to carry forward the humanitarian spirit, and to promote the construction of socialist material and spiritual civilization.

Article 2 The State practices the system of blood donation without compensation. The state encourages healthy citizens aged 18 to 55 to donate blood voluntarily.

Article 3 Local people's governments at various levels shall lead the blood donation work within their respective administrative areas, make unified plans, and be responsible for organizing and coordinating relevant departments to do a good job in blood donation work.

Article 4 The health administrative department of the people's government at or above the county level shall supervise and manage blood donation. Red Cross Societies at all levels shall participate in and promote blood donation according to law.

Fifth people's governments at all levels should take measures to widely publicize the significance of blood donation, popularize scientific knowledge of blood donation, and carry out education on prevention and control of blood-borne diseases. The news media should publicize blood donation for public welfare.

Article 6 State organs, armed forces, social organizations, enterprises and institutions, residents' committees and villagers' committees shall mobilize and organize school-age citizens in their own units or areas to participate in blood donation. Measures for mobilization and organization of military blood donation shall be formulated by the competent health department of China People's Liberation Army. For blood donors, blood donation card made by the health administrative department of the State Council will be awarded, and relevant units can give appropriate subsidies.

Article 7 The State encourages state functionaries, soldiers and students in institutions of higher learning to take the lead in donating blood and establish a new social trend.

Article 8 Blood stations are institutions that collect and provide blood for clinical use, and are non-profit-making public welfare organizations. The establishment of blood stations to collect citizens' blood must be approved by the health administrative department of the State Council or the health administrative department of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Blood stations should provide all kinds of safe, hygienic and convenient conditions for blood donors. The establishment conditions and management measures of blood stations shall be formulated by the administrative department of health of the State Council.

Article 9 Blood stations must conduct necessary health checks for blood donors free of charge. If the physical condition does not meet the requirements for blood donation, the blood station shall explain the situation to it and shall not collect blood. The physical health conditions of blood donors shall be stipulated by the administrative department of health of the State Council. The amount of blood collected by a blood station from a blood donor at a time is generally 200 ml, which shall not exceed 400 ml at most, and the interval between two collections shall not be less than six months. It is strictly forbidden for blood stations to collect blood from blood donors in excess and frequently in violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

Article 10 Blood collection in blood stations must strictly abide by relevant operating rules and regulations, and blood collection must be carried out by qualified medical personnel, and disposable blood collection equipment must be destroyed after use to ensure the health of blood donors. Blood stations shall ensure blood quality according to the standards formulated by the health administrative department of the State Council. Blood stations must test the collected blood, and unqualified blood shall not be provided to medical institutions.