SF2049 regulates autologous and directed blood donations at blood banks and hospitals, ensuring compliance with federal and state laws.
SF2049 establishes guidelines for autologous and directed blood donations at blood banks and hospitals. It mandates that such donations comply with all applicable federal and state laws and rules. The bill allows blood banks and hospitals to charge a reasonable fee for facilitating these donations. It defines "autologous blood donation" as a donation made by an individual for their own use and "directed blood donation" as a donation intended for a specified individual.
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