菲律宾目前的自愿供血者征集工作遇到困难。据1988年菲卫生部统计,全菲共有155个获许可证的血库,包括国立血液中心1个,医院血库129个,商业性血库25个。商业性血库和大多数医院血库总是优先惠顾职业供血者,但职业供血者常隐瞒病史,导致输血隐患。更有甚者,某些医生为分红利而与盈利性商业血库合作,冒险给病人输注新鲜全血,而不用红十字会提供的血。在菲律宾,自愿无偿供血者征集工作主要由红会承担。全菲6千万人口,国家血液计划仅能满足需血量的40%,原因在于菲律宾人有视自己的鲜血为私有财富的传统习惯。但在急救情况下,互相帮助的精神仍占优势。不同的血统和宗教,使菲律宾人逐渐产生了对供血的误解和厌倦,导致在征集过程中遇 The current voluntary blood donor recruitment in the Philippines has encountered difficulties. According to statistics from the Philippine Ministry of Health in 1988, there are 155 licensed blood banks in all of the Philippines, including one National Blood Center, 129 blood banks in the hospital, and 25 commercial blood banks. Commercial blood banks and most hospital blood banks always give preference to professional blood donors, but occupational blood donors often conceal their medical history and cause blood transfusions. What’s more, some doctors work with profitable commercial blood banks to distribute dividends, risking infusions of fresh whole blood instead of blood from the Red Cross. In the Philippines, voluntary free blood donors are mainly recruited by the Red Cross. With a population of 60 million in the Philippines, the National Blood Plan can only meet 40% of the required blood volume. The reason is that the Filipinos have the traditional habit of viewing their blood as private wealth. However, in the emergency situation, the spirit of mutual help still dominates. Different pedigrees and religions have caused the Filipinos to gradually develop misunderstandings and boredom with their blood supply, resulting in a