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The management for blood safety in China

The Law on Blood Donation was passed and The Regulation for the Administration of Blood Products was disseminated. To support the implementation of the law and regulation, a series of policies, regulations, technical standards and guidelines were developed and disseminated. These include ‘Guiding Principles for the Planning of Facilities for Blood Supply’, ‘Regulations for the Administration of Blood Services’, ‘Basic standards for Blood Services’, ‘Guidelines for the Quality Management for Blood Services’, ‘Guidelines for the Quality Management for Blood Screening Laboratories’, ‘Basic standards for Plasma Collection Services’, ‘Guideline for the Quality Management for Plasma Collection Services’, ‘Regulations for the Administration of Clinical Use of Blood’, ‘Guidelines for Clinical Use of Blood’, and ‘Chinese National Technical Standards Operating Procedures for Blood Transfusion’. The formation of the legal and regulatory framework to ensure the blood safety is also an important driving force for the development and expansion of the blood transfusion services and the institutionalization and standardization of the licencing process for the blood services.