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VK1: Blood donors and blood donations

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4/22/2026
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National Institute for Health Development
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The dataset provides an overview of blood donation in Estonia. It includes overall indicators on blood donors and blood donations (proportion of donors in the population, number of whole blood donors, apheresis donors, new donors, blood donations, apheresis procedures, units of collected whole blood without discard, donor days. The data are collected from annual reports of blood centres. The purpose of data collection is to provide a comparable overview of blood supply and utilisation and to support monitoring, planning and analysis related to blood safety and transfusion care. Data source: National Institute for Health Development
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