This page details the updated information on the precautionary measures taken to safeguard donors' health and well-being.
Masks are encouraged
Donors are encouraged to put on their masks to minimise the spread of diseases.
Measures taken by Bloodbank staff
All Bloodbank staff wear surgical masks at all times and practice regular hand hygiene before attending to donors. They also monitor for symptoms and are advised to see doctor if they are not feeling well.
Ensuring premises are clean
We clean the premises regularly and encourage the practice of hand hygiene by placing hand sanitizers at the donation areas.
Reminders to donors
Donors are reminded during medical interview that they must call a 24-hour toll free line (1800-226-3320) immediately if they develop symptoms of infection such as fever, rash, body ache, sore throat or persistent cough within two weeks after blood donation. Post-donation SMS text is also sent to blood donors after their donation to remind them of this.
Appointments encouraged
To shorten their time spent at the Bloodbank, we would like to encourage donors to make an appointment before coming down for their donation.
Can I donate
Make an appointment
Where to donate
Blood donation process
Maintain healthy iron levels
Blood stock levels
Types of blood donations
Blood facts and figures
Blood transfusion
Covid-19 vaccine
Rhesus negative blood
vCJD restriction
National guidelines on clinical transfusion
Donating Blood After Overseas Travel
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