Sustainable Blood Service : Ethical & Practical Considerations | Manita Rajkarnikar | TEDxBaneshwor

This video explains how ethical measures, such as respecting donor rights, providing equal access, and considering the environmental effect of blood service operations, may coexist with guaranteeing a consistent and safe supply of blood. We examine cutting-edge strategies and laws that can help establish a reliable and responsible system of blood donation. This film provides insightful information whether you're a healthcare practitioner, donor, or just interested in moral healthcare practices. I am Dr Manita Shrestha Rajkarnikar, Medical Doctor. I live in Mahalaxmi
Sthan Chock Lalitpur Nepal. I studied my MD Medicine at Comenius
University Bratislava Czechoslovakia and completed it in 1992. I did my
one-year internship practice in Bratislava as well.
At Paropakar Maternity and Women's Hospital, Thapathali, Kathmandu,
Nepal worked as a Residential Medical Officer for 3 years. At TUTH along
with Kanti Children Hospital in the Neonatology and pediatric department
for one year. I joined NRCS in 1997 and worked as a Medical Officer till
2002, as Deputy Director till 2004, and since 2005 as a Director till 2022. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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2 mics added together made the sound so unclear. It's frustrating to guess what was talking about in the speech