Adonis Georgiadis stated that he proceeded to sign ministerial decisions for the establishment and operation of the Central Information System for Blood Donation and the National Blood Donor Registry. He said that there had been previous work by HDYKA M.A.E. for the installation and upgrading of the information systems of blood donation services in 96 hospitals, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Facility. According to him, the National Blood Donor Registry had already been transferred since the morning to the infrastructures of HDYKA and was operating in a controlled environment, serving the hospitals, the National Blood Donation Center, and the donors. Georgiadis said that digital integration would enhance interoperability, blood inventory management, traceability, and the safety of procedures, with the ultimate beneficiaries being patients in need of transfusion. He added that he had faced criticism for the project in the Parliament and in repeated publications, but he insisted and, as he said, completed it in record time without expense from the state budget. He stated that the ministry and the blood donors had been discussing its implementation for 20 years. #Αιμοδοσία #ΥγειονομικόΣύστημα #ΨηφιακόςΜετασχηματισμός (translated)
