In a blood bank, protecting the donor and making the donation process as smooth and safe as possible is crucial. By using a point-of-care hemoglobin test, you can meet the changing needs while protecting the source.
Blood donors are often volunteers taking part in a life-saving act of kindness that should not be taken for granted. Maintaining donors and reducing deferrals are important factors in keeping up levels of blood supplies. It also means employing the highest standard for blood screening and quality control. Reliable point-of-care testing makes the process more efficient, allowing you to identify eligible donors quickly and accurately.
HemoCue’s Hb systems deliver fast and accurate hemoglobin results with laboratory quality. The analyzers are small and portable, making them ideal for use in mobile blood collection settings.
Blood bank testing at a glance
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Quick and reliable results with laboratory quality
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Small and portable analyzers ideal for mobile settings
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Efficient pre-donation hemoglobin screening
By providing access to accurate screening tools, you can more easily detect those at risk. HemoCue’s point-of-care testing systems are portable and easy to use, even in remote settings.
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The Regional Blood Donation and Hemotherapy Center in Warsaw (Warsaw Blood Bank) is one of the largest blood banks in Poland. Located in the capital of the country, in the Masovian Voivodeship province, the Warsaw Blood Bank supplies blood components such as red blood cell concentrate, freshly frozen plasma and platelet blood cell concentrate to over 100 hospitals with specialist departments including hematology, transplantology, and oncology.
Ulrika Greczula is responsible for blood collection throughout Halland County and works at the blood centers in Varberg, Falkenberg, and Halmstad. Today, Ulrika works at the blood center at the hospital in Varberg.
