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. 2013 Dec 3;12(3):330–333. doi: 10.2450/2013.0144-13

Table I.

Blood donors screened in the years 2009–2011.

Years Blood donation candidates1 Deferred candidates2 Selected donors (*)3 Old donors4 New donors5 Family/Replacement donors Benevolent donors6 Female Male
2009 13,123 2,113 (16.1%) 11,010 (83.9%) 3,440 (31.2%*) 7,570 (68.8%*) 6,617 (60.1%*) 4,393 (39.9%*) 2,149 (19.5%*) 8,861 (80.5%*)
2010 14,577 1,621 (11.1%) 12,956 (88.9%) 4,674 (36.1%*) 8,282 (63.9%*) 6,177 (47.7%*) 6,779 (52.3%*) 2,867 (22.1%*) 10,089 (77.9%*)
2011 18,318 1,210 (6.6%) 17,108 (93.4%) 7,116 (41.6%*) 9,992 (58.4%*) 8,902 (52%*) 8,206 (48%*) 4,212 (24.6%*) 12,896 (75.4%*)
2009–2011 46,018 4,944 (10.7%) 41,074 (89.3%) 15,230 (37.1%*) 25,844 (62.9%*) 21,696 (52.8%*) 19,378 (47.2%*) 9,228 (22.5%*) 31,846 (77.5%*)
1

All people who presented at the National Blood Centre willing to donate blood;

2

candidates who were not authorised to give blood because of their medical history or physical examination;

3

candidates who were cleared for blood donation after blood donor history questionnaires and physical examination;

4

returning or regular blood donors;

5

first-time blood donors;

6

volunteer donors.

*

% calculated on the basis of selected donors, meaning that the number of selected donors was used as denominator.