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PBCC Baseline Survey

1. The participant is Lynore S. Rosario representing the Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center blood bank. 2. The medical center's blood bank has additional functions beyond serving as an end-user hospital blood bank. 3. As the blood bank coordinator, Lynore conducts pre-donation counseling, post-donation counseling, and post-test counseling. Doctors conduct counseling for donors who test positive for diseases.

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PBCC Baseline Survey

1. The participant is Lynore S. Rosario representing the Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center blood bank. 2. The medical center's blood bank has additional functions beyond serving as an end-user hospital blood bank. 3. As the blood bank coordinator, Lynore conducts pre-donation counseling, post-donation counseling, and post-test counseling. Doctors conduct counseling for donors who test positive for diseases.

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1. Name of Participant: LYNORE S.

ROSARIO
2. Agency/BSF/Organization represented: JOSE R. REYES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
3. Category of BSF: HOSPITAL BLOOD BANK WITH ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
End-user hospitala
Blood Station
Blood Collection Unit and Blood Station
Hospital Blood Bank with additional functions
Blood Center
4. Role of participant in the Agency/BSF/Organization: _________________________
4.1 If as Blood Donor Recruitment Officer: Is your designation official: ☐ Yes ☒ No
4.1.1 No. of years working as BDRO: ______
4.1.2 Have you been involved as speaker in pre-donation information campaign?
☐ Yes ☒ No
4.1.3 In a scale of 1-10, how do you assess your ability as BDROb? _____7_____
5. If the facility that you are representing is BCU-BS/HBB-waf/BC,
5.1 how many units of blood donations have you collected in 2019? _______________
5.1.1 how many units from voluntary non-remunerated blood donors?c_______________
5.3 Sources of blood donations: [Tick all that applies]
☒ from communities of program partner
☒ from walk-in donorsd
☒ from donors recruited by relatives of end-users/patients
5.4 Does your BSF provide pre-donation counselinge? ☒ Yes ☐ No
5.5 Does your BSF provide post-donation counselingf? ☒ Yes ☐ No
5.6 Does your BSF provide post-test counselingg? ☒ Yes ☒ No
5.6.1 Who provides post-test counseling for those confirmed positive to HIV?
____________DOCTORS________________
5.6.2 Who provides post-test counseling for those confirmed positive to
hepatitis B, hepatitis C and syphilis?
_______________DOCTORS______________

5.7 Does your BSF provide counseling to all deferred donors? ☐ Yes ☒ No
5.7.1 Who provides the counseling?
____________________________
5.8 In a scale of 1-10, how do you assess your ability as BD Counselor? ____7____
6. No. of program partnersh your facility has at present? __________________
6.1 Do you conduct program partners’ meeting? ☐ Yes ☒ No
6.1.1 How often in a year? ____________

6.2 Do you conduct Blood Program Implementation Review with program partners?
☐ Yes ☒ No
6.2.1 How often in a year? ____________

a = a hospital that does not store blood; no. of transfused units is less than 1,000 units per annum
b = Blood Donor Recruitment Officer provides pre-donation information (pep talk on VBD), pre-donation counselling
(one-on-one talk with donor that includes risk assessment), counselling for deferred donors for different reason/s,
counselling for donors who experienced adverse reaction related to blood donation, and post-donation counselling.
BDRO also does advocacy and promotion for VBD.
c = donors who donate of their free will and whose intention to donate is not unduly influenced by other or by
incentives. Donors who give blood for the use of a specific person is not considered as voluntary.
d = donor who donates in a BSF (BCU/BS, HBBwfa, BC), donation is not intended for any patient and does not ask for
blood donor’s card
e = counselling given before donation and includes risk assessment – probing for risk factors associated with TTI
f = counselling given to BD after his/her donation on self-care and provision of contact number in case delayed adverse
reaction occurs
g = counselling given after receipt of result of confirmatory test (HIV, hep B and hep C) from RITM
h = program partner can be barangay/municipality/city/province, a work-based organization, faith-based organization,
civic organization, peoples organization

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