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Despite the fact that transfused blood in all parts of the UK is considered to be safe, witnesses had concerns about whether compliance with best practice standards could be better, and believe that it should be

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NQY1000263 - London - Transcript of Professor James Neuberger Professor Mark Bellamy and Dr Alison Cave - 16 Nov 2022

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16 November 2022
Chapter/issue
Blood Transfusion: Clinical Practice

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NQY1000263 London Transcript of Professor James Neuberger Professor Mark Bellamy and Dr Alison Cave 16 Nov 2022

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