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Uniwersytet Łódzki. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
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Abstract
Blood donation allows to obtain blood and its components from healthy
people in a bid to help treatment of anonymous individuals, relying on timely
and sufficient supplies of matching blood. Being a social initiative, it depends on
multiple factors. Those factors are possible to be shaped and are subject to
research. This paper aims to present the dynamics of change in spatial
dependencies determining development of blood donation in Poland from 2005
to 2010. Spatial analysis of data enables identification of similarities and
differences between voivodeships in a given period. Testing of hypothesis
concerning spatial autocorrelation was carried out using tools of spatial
statistics. This paper's subject matter concentrates on pointing towards the
direction and extent of changes illustrated with an example of analysis
investigating the number of blood donations per hospital bed in wards with high demand on blood and its components. The number of blood donors per 1000 residents in 18 - 65 age was also analysed
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