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Life Sciences & Healthcare
GxP - Regulatory Compliance & Risk
Guideline No 15
Blood and Blood Products
Disclaimer
This GxP Guideline aim is to give DHL personnel engaged in Healthcare operations with contract
logistics reference to Sector Policy, Industry Regulations and International Guidelines. Although the
references will cover most of the international guidelines they will not cover all and national legal
requirements will always need to be checked by country Qualified Persons i.e. Sector Pharmacists and
Regulatory Managers.
Accordingly the document is provided upon the basis that it is disclosed without any term, condition or
warrant, either expressed or implied, as to its correctness, completeness or accuracy. It is important to
ensure cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) are followed by using the most up to date
references quoted as they are all being continually amended.
Life Sciences & Healthcare GxP - Regulatory
Disclaimer This GxP Guideline aim is to give DHL
Contents PRINCIPLE
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PRINCIPLE Medicinal products derived from human
inadvertently frozen then, depending on the tempe
3.0 RESPONSIBILITY The Vice President of Globa
4.0 DEFINITIONS AABB Ame
GLOSSARY OF BLOOD PRODUCTS Aetiology (UK) Etiolo
haemolysins, immune reactions like specific compl
White Blood Cells (leucocytes or leukocytes) Bloo
5.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS DHL Yellow Book GxP Gu
The Handbook of Transfusion Medicine Third Editio
6.0 PROCEDURE REQUIREMENTS 6.1 Quality Managem
6.2 Personnel and Organisation Personnel in blood
and an archive of superseded documents establishe
Where computerised systems are used, hardware and
failures so that error can be minimised or elimin
are not known to have been maintained with
Biohazards Biohazards are components from donatio
• The name of the recipient is entered on the
transport temperature within the 2°C to 10°C rang