National Blood Donor Month.
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Overview
This resolution designates January as National Blood Donor Month in California and encourages residents to donate blood. It urges citizens to recognize blood donors and encourages businesses and organizations to sponsor blood drives. The resolution also highlights the ongoing need for blood donations to meet the medical needs of various patients across the state.
Key provisions
- Designates January as National Blood Donor Month in California.
- Urges citizens to celebrate blood donation and recognize blood donors.
- Encourages regular blood donations from eligible individuals.
- Promotes sponsorship of community-based blood drives.
- Highlights the importance of volunteer blood donors.
- Acknowledges the need for a diverse blood supply, particularly O- blood.
- Recognizes the role of prehospital blood transfusion programs.
- Connects blood donation to emergency preparedness plans.
Who is affected
- California residents
- Blood donors
- Blood centers
- Hospitals
- Emergency medical service (EMS) agencies
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