Zhongguo shuxue zazhi (Aug 2022)

A content analysis of the provincial laws and regulations for voluntary blood donation

  • Huiying HU,
  • Li CHEN,
  • Zijia ZHANG,
  • Ying CHANG,
  • Guiqi ZHAO,
  • Lifen LU,
  • Yan ZHANG,
  • Qingming WANG,
  • Yingjia JIANG,
  • Hai QI,
  • Ming ZHU

DOI
https://doi.org/10.13303/j.cjbt.issn.1004-549x.2022.08.024
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 35, no. 8
pp. 873 – 877

Abstract

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Objective To perform quantitative analysis on the sample provincial laws and regulations for voluntary blood donation, and provide reference for further revision of laws and regulations. Methods 31 study samples were current provincial laws and regulations for voluntary blood donation that can be collected from open sources. The issue date and the revision date of each sample were recorded. With "The Blood Donation Law of the People’s Republic of China" as reference, 5 categories were formed and additional clauses in samples were coded and rated following content analysis procedures. Sample provinces were divided into two groups based on donation rate and their differences in evaluation scores of categories were examined using rank sum test. Results Until December, 2021, 31 sample provinces had issued and implemented provincial laws and regulation for voluntary blood donation, and 14 of which had been revised. Many detailed clauses (total score 9.32±3.09) were added in sample provincial laws and regulations, more clauses were added in the categories of 'related government agencies and their responsibilities’, 'management of clinical blood use’ and 'rewards and punishment’. Sample provinces were divided into two groups according to the donation rate per 1 000 people recommended by World Health Organization(10‰). Compared to lower donation rate group, the total score and sub score in the categories of 'basic principles’, 'management of blood collection and supply’ were significantly higher in higher donation rate group. Conclusion In revision and improvement of provincial laws and regulations, 'basic principles’ and 'management of blood collection and supply’ could be considered. This assay mainly tries to provide a new research perspective and perform quantitative analysis on content of sample provincial laws and regulation for voluntary blood donation, the actual effect of the results in this study need longer time to be examined, and we will keep following its new advances.

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