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Recently, the Department of Health of Bac Lieu province and the Hematology - Blood Transfusion Hospital of Can Tho city announced the temporary suspension of blood and blood products supply to Bac Lieu General Hospital, only providing limited quantity to emergency patients.
On June 4, the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management, Ministry of Health assigned the Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, National Blood Center to coordinate and coordinate with blood transfusion centers to ensure the supply of blood and blood products to support hospitals within the scope of blood supply of Can Tho City Hematology and Blood Transfusion Hospital to have enough blood for emergency and treatment of patients, not to let blood shortage affect the lives of patients and the quality of medical examination and treatment.
The Ministry of Health also requested the Can Tho Department of Health to urgently direct the Can Tho City Hematology and Blood Transfusion Hospital to immediately implement short-term and long-term solutions to provide enough blood and blood products for hospitals within the scope of coverage for blood and blood products; strictly implement the direction of the Government and the Ministry of Health on continuing to implement solutions to ensure medicine and medical equipment; and take responsibility if there is a shortage of blood and blood products that affects patients.
Bac Lieu Department of Health and health departments of provinces and cities using blood and blood products in the Mekong Delta region actively coordinate with Can Tho Department of Health and related units in providing blood and blood products and promptly report to competent authorities to resolve difficulties and problems in ensuring adequate supply of blood and blood products.
Recently, the Department of Health of Bac Lieu province and the Hematology and Blood Transfusion Hospital of Can Tho city announced the temporary suspension of blood and blood products supply to Bac Lieu General Hospital, only providing limited quantities to emergency patients. The reason is due to difficulties in bidding and purchasing blood screening materials and biological products.
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