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    Risicofactoren voor (overdracht van) HIV-infectie: verschillen tussen bloeddonoren en niet-donoren. Deel II: Kenmerken uitgeschreven donoren 1983-1989

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    Los APM
    Lumey LH
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    Risicofactoren voor (overdracht van) HIV-infectie: verschillen tussen bloeddonoren en niet-donoren. Deel II: Kenmerken uitgeschreven donoren 1983-1989
    Translated Title
    Risk factors for (transmission of) HIV-infection: differences between bloodonors and non-donors
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    Under certain conditions blood donor data could be one of the sources of information on the spread of HIV in the general population in the Netherlands (Gezondheidsraad, 1989). The conditions under which such investigations should be undertaken are the subject of this study. In preparation of future behavioral studies amongst the donor population and the general population a survey was carried out, in the region of the Red Cross Blood Bank Groningen-Drenthe NL, on blood donor data over the period '83-'89. This report includes a description of all subjects who ceased to be donor in the period '83-'89, their demographic characteristics (age, gender, city of residence), and the reasons given for quitting the blood donor pool. We conclude that routinely collected Blood Bank data provide detailed information on the annual resignations and deferrals among blood donors, and on the demographic characteristics of this group. These data can serve as a basis for planning behavioral studies in both populations. In addition there are possibilities to analyze the differences between 'active' donors and donors who withdrew, because the data required for such analyses had to be collected for the present study. Given the proportion of resignations because of a risk factor (1,5% of all resignations) and with 'unknown' risk factor (70% of all resignations) no firm conclusions can be drawn on the issue whether the donor population is selected on (low) risk behaviour for HIV. The quality of routinely collected blood donor data must be improved by prospective registration of (reasons for) resignations and the adaption of uniform procedures across the country.
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