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Information about ensuring blood and blood component safety.
The NHSBT and UKHSA surveillance programme is a series of national schemes that monitors infection in blood, tissue and organ donors, and transfusion recipients.
What blood establishments, blood banks and manufacturers of blood products need to do to ensure the safety and quality of blood and blood products.
Information about medical devices that the public can buy for personal use and how we make sure they are safe and effective.
The NHSBT / PHE epidemiology unit, and the epidemiology of infections among blood, tissue and organ donors and recipients.
The Infected Blood Memorial Committee has been established to secure a consensus from the Infected Blood Community on the most fitting way to recognise and remember what happened to people. Our work is focused on making final recommendations for a...
Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients for healthcare practitioners.
NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is responsible for the supply of blood, organs, tissues and stem cells. It collects and supplies blood to hospitals in England and is the organ donation organisation for the UK. NHSBT is a special health...
Information and resources to support UKHSA's national DBS testing service to improve uptake of testing in primary care of infants born to mothers living with hepatitis B.
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