Does the Australian Red Cross Blood Service notify donors of test results? How long will it take to get notification of abnormal results?
The Australian Red Cross Blood Service notifies a donor of any abnormal results on infectious disease and red cell antibody screening once testing is completed – usually within 2 weeks. The donor is advised about their health implications of the positive tests. The information is confidential and released only to the donor and agencies as required by law – such as the State Department of Health.
The Australian Red Cross Blood Service notifies a donor of any abnormal results on infectious disease screening once testing is completed — usually within 2 weeks. The donor is advised about their health implications of the positive tests. The information is confidential and released only to the donor and agencies as required by law — such as the State Department of Health.
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