"A blood bank is a center where blood products are collected, stored, and distributed to meet
the needs of patients who require transfusions. It is a central collection facility which supplies
banks in hospitals or clinics with the components they need.
A blood bank is an important asset to a hospital because patients could need extra blood for
survival. Extra blood could be required at the time of surgery or a patient has a low blood count.
The whole point of a blood bank is to store and retrieve blood from the hospital when needed.
Blood banks have done a lot of good in the world. They collect blood from people and make it
available to people who need it. Then, the blood is stored and made available for when it's
needed most.
Park Hospital has a blood bank that is open 24x7. It is dedicated to ensuring the safety of
donors and future receivers by supplying quality blood and its components (PRBCs, FFP, RDP,
SDP) from healthy donors. We also promote voluntary blood donation so that patients in need
can receive blood as needed.
