look transfusion is the technology

which was made possible

when core long steiner discovered log

and like much more than but this in

most of blood transfusions discovery

have been developed through war

so the during the first world war

the discovery of how but could be stored

and transfusions later

was very important in establishing

the block bank industry

as a result of these developments many thousands of lives

have been saved when transfusions have been given in situations where the cool necessity

and this technology has through

we have seen the development

also called global component therapy

whereby one donation

can how many patients in different diseases

these have been huge advancements

and have made possible

the saving of many lives

however propose a steeper bacchus and i

how we pondering greatly about the current state as and the future of blood transfusion

and we have noticed many methods which give us

as experience transcriptionists for many years

course for consider

we have pondered all the way in which a transfusion

in many countries in the western world has become strongly attached problematical of what i

meant

so that much of the activity of curves'

in a large centralised not collection and processing centres

and one of the connection is made with the actual clinical areas

which need to utilise the but

this has spent in our view

to the development of a paradigm

the paradigm as defined by thomas kuhn the great american philosopher of science is the

way in which a certain nexus of arrangements become entrenched and viewed as common sense

and whereas they are basically the reflection of the way things are c

i'm not necessarily the weighting should be

and this aspect we see but not transfusion becoming part of a paradigm which is

based upon manufacture rather than up on madison

much of this has good as the result of justifiable concerns about the safety of

that primarily through the very sad events

involving aids and hepatitis wireless transmission and the nineteen eighties

however the pendulum has now swung to a and the result of the manufacturing paradigm

has one the detachment tremendous

we have therefore proposing

that then you hear well think field of function of management should pose as the

you paradigm for blood transfusion

and that rather than focusing attention on the back and the boundary we should focus

attention on the names of the patient

we should specify but not components in terms of what is clinically need and not

in terms of pharmaceutical principles which may or may not be relevant for the transfusion

no longer

in other words we want blood transfusion to start focusing again on the needs of

the sick and in this way to assume it's rightful place as an essential technology

and support for model madison