NHS Blood and Transplant Strategic Plan 2014

25 Jun 2014

The NHS Blood and Transplant Strategic Plan for 2014 and beyond is now available to view.

The NHS Blood and Transplant Strategic Plan for 2014 and beyond is now available to view. The focus for the coming years is to:

Deliver a modern world-class blood service that is responsive and attractive to donors
Care for donors in all areas of our operations
Better integrate the donor to patient blood supply chain – providing a better service to hospitals at the lowest cost
Set out a detailed action plan in support of the new strategy – Taking Organ Transplantation to 2020
Build on our unique skills and capabilities across tissues, stem cells, diagnostics and aphaeresis services
Developing and delivering an innovative research and development programme.

The Plan can be viewed on the Blood and Transplant website.

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