Projects
TS093 - Plasma Supply Management
Mandate of the TS093 Working Group
A subordinate working group has been appointed by the CD-P-TS to focus on issues with plasma supply management (PSM, project TS093). A core working group was set up with members nominated by the CD-P-TS upon proposal by national Delegations. The TS093 core working group has been entrusted with the following tasks:
- To develop tools to assess self-sufficiency in member states leading to a clear landscape;
- To develop tools/ give advices to achieve a higher degree of self-sufficiency;
- To use plasma of the required quality to its full potential;
- To achieve sustainable and safe plasmapheresis collection with a focus on donor protection
- To provide evidence based data to support the revision of the “Guide to the preparation, use and quality assurance of blood components”.
Plasma supply management is a complex issue involving numerous stakeholders and consequently the CD-P-TS decided to involve all interested parties in the TS093 extended working group. A meeting of the TS093 extended working group has been held in September 2016 and the conclusions and recommendations thereof can be found here.
Past event: International Symposium on ‘Plasma Supply Management’
Recommendations to Stakeholders
NEW: Proceedings
Project TS100 - follow-up to TS057
Risk Behaviours having an impact on Transfusion Safety
Recommendation by the European Committee on Blood Transfusion (CD-P-TS):
- Resolution CM/Res(2013)3 on sexual behaviours of blood donors that have an impact on transfusion safety (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 27 March 2013 at the 1166th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
- Read more about the Project TS057
Wildbad Kreuth Initiative
These conferences provide a unique forum for delegates of the member states of the Council of Europe. The aim of the Kreuth conferences is to be not just another scientific meeting with presentations of the latest cutting-edge scientific findings, but to provide a platform for exchanging and discussing current clinical practices and projections of future developments across the Council of Europe member states and to formulate useful recommendations on the optimal use of components from human blood and plasma.
Wildbad Kreuth Initiative IV – May 2016
Wildbad Kreuth Initiative III – April 2013
Related documents:
- Resolution CM/Res(2015)2 on principles concerning human normal immunoglobulin therapies for immunodeficiency and other diseases
- Resolution CM/Res(2015)3 on principles concerning haemophilia therapies
- Article : European consensus proposal for immunoglobulin therapies
- Article : Les immunoglobulines : un médicament vital, à vie !
- Article : WFH: Closing the global gap – achieving optimal care
- Article : Research in haemophilia B – approaching the request for high evidence levels in a rare disease (Abstract)
