The Blood Book: Australian Blood Administration Handbook is a comprehensive resource to assist with safe bedside transfusion practice. 

This is an abdominal organ transplant waiting list enrolment form.

A request form to order manufactured products for a named patient.

A request form to order manufactured products

A lanyard card outlining adverse reactions to blood products.

A poster showing the signs and symptoms of acute transfusion reactions. This can be printed in A3.

A form for Australian Health providers to report adverse transfusion reactions to Lifeblood.

This is a sample template for audit results for a maternity blood management project.

Guidance on the laboratory effects of common anticoagulants, reversal strategies and perioperative management.

Information for Approved Health Providers/Hospital laboratories regarding serum eyedrops.

A request form for Autologous Serum Eyedrops.

This document is a communication to advise the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood will introduce a new automated screening test.

A lanyard card outlining ABO and RhD compatibility for red cells, platelets and plasma components.

The BCI describes the blood components produced by Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, including a description of the blood collection process, method of manufacture, critical manufacturing steps, clinical indications for use, and administration methods.

A checklist guide to common prompts in a transfusion.

A pocket-size card to guide clinical decision making in prescribing blood components.

This form is to be completed for any incidents involving the transportation of Blood Products.

A request form to order manufactured products for a named patient, Brisbane

A request form to order manufactured products in Brisbane

This is a combined organ transplant waiting list enrolment form.

Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg) is available for supply under National Blood Authority arrangements. This table compares the IVIg products, Intragam 10, Flebogamma 5% Dif, Flebogamma 10% Dif and Privigen 10% and Octagam 10%.

Subcutaneous immunoglobulin (SCIg) is available for supply under National Blood Authority arrangements. This table compares the SCIg products, Evogam, Hizentra and Cuvitru.

A form used to request component investigation.

Information for donors who have recently recovered from COVID-19.

Information for external providers about donors for COVID-19 convalescent plasma and COVID-19 immunoglobulin.