Gao Guangming, director of the Medical Emergency Response Department of the National Health Commission, explained that many errands and long periods of blood reimbursement were problems that plagued unpaid blood donors and their families in the past. According to statistics, since the “Blood Donation Law” was promulgated and implemented in 1998, the number of unpaid blood donors nationwide has reached 140 million, with a total of 308 million blood donations, effectively guaranteeing clinical blood use needs and blood safety, and building a strong line of defense for the lives and health of hundreds of millions of patients. In accordance with the purpose and requirements of the Blood Donation Law, all regions are actively exploring ways to protect the rights and interests of blood donors, and their pioneering practices have their own characteristics.

Gao Guangming, director of the Medical Emergency Response Department of the National Health Commission, explained that many errands and long periods of blood reimbursement were problems that plagued unpaid blood donors and their families in the past. According to statistics, since the “Blood Donation Law” was promulgated and implemented in 1998, the number of unpaid blood donors nationwide has reached 140 million, with a total of 308 million blood donations, effectively guaranteeing clinical blood use needs and blood safety, and building a strong line of defense for the lives and health of hundreds of millions of patients. In accordance with the purpose and requirements of the Blood Donation Law, all regions are actively exploring ways to protect the rights and interests of blood donors, and their pioneering practices have their own characteristics.