EFFECTIVENESS OF SHORT

MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS) AND

ELECTRONIC MAIL (E-MAIL) IN
IMPROVING BLOOD DONOR
RETENTION AT VARIOUS
AFFILIATION CENTERS

Concepcion Vixy Anne

Garcia Jasmine Elaine
Labrador Astrud
Sampana Trisha Mae
Sanchez Charlene
Santiago Ma Angeline.
Zablan Jannica Earl
INTRODUCTION

RA 7719
Blood donation
Socio-demographic factors
Different Components
MATERIALS AND
METHODS
 Research
Methodology

Descriptive Research
Reviewing the records of blood
donors
Research Instrument

Records of blood donors

Through SMS and Email
Research Locale

Records of blood donors

Through SMS and Email60
respondents for each center
(AUF & DR. PJGMRMC)
Research Respondents

Two groups
Group A
Group B
 Data Collection

The previous records is used.

Use of mobile phone and laptops
Recent files
 Inclusion and
Exclusion Criteria

INCLUSION EXCLUSION
transfusion
first time donors
transmissible
complete contact
infections (TTI’s),
number and e-mail
incomplete and invalid
contact numbers and
e-mails, transferred or
migrate to other local
province
 ETHICAL CONSIDERATION

 Healthy ambulatory patients 

Given an informed consent 
Voluntarily and information were kept
confidential.  
 PROCEDURE

Dr.PJGMRMC and AUFMC

Donated 3 months prior to the month of
March.
Contact number and electronic mail (E-
mail) of the donors,
STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
CONCLUSION
RECOMMENDATION
 thank you!
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