Milan, October 30 (askanews) – "We are here with the aim of sharing with the entire transfusion system the primary and primary objective we, as an association, are setting ourselves: to protect the free nature of blood donation and pursue self-sufficiency, especially in the area of plasma-derived products." Oscar Bianchi, president of AVIS Nazionale, said this on the sidelines of the conference "Freedom, Trust, and Innovation.
The principles guiding the future of the Italian transfusion system,” promoted in the Senate by the Parliamentary Intergroup of Blood Donors, at the initiative of President Sandro Sisler, in collaboration with AVIS, which welcomed Senate President Ignazio La Russa. This discussion led to the development of a Manifesto for the Free Donation of Blood, open to sharing by all members of the system.
These objectives, which are at the core of the association's work, also based on the input of our entire membership, aim to find solutions and provide answers to the obstacles we face on a daily basis, precisely to increase the number of donors, increase the number of donations, and strive to ensure care for everyone who needs it.
Because this – he added – is AVIS's mission, that is, to guarantee care to everyone indiscriminately, without necessarily having to resort to market logic."
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