Short Answer
An eligible donation can contribute to your BDOI Humanity Score™ when it is recorded according to the applicable BDOI® scoring rules. The number of points depends on the type of donation.
Detailed Explanation
BDOI® recognises multiple types of blood and blood-component donations.
However, different donation types do not necessarily contribute the same number of points.
For example:
- A platelet donation contributes 1–4 points.
- A plasma donation contributes 1–2 points.
- A double red cell donation contributes 2–4 points.
- A whole blood donation contributes 1–3 points.
- A directed blood donation contributes 1–3 points.
- An RBC donation contributes 1–2 points.
- A granulocyte donation contributes 1 point.
- A peripheral blood stem cell donation contributes 1 point.
Therefore, you should record the correct donation type in your BDOI® donation history.
The score is intended to reflect recorded contribution according to the BDOI® methodology and should not be treated as a medical assessment.
Key Points
- Eligible recorded donations can contribute to your score.
- Different donation types have different point ranges.
- Always record the correct donation type.
- Do not create false or duplicate donation records.
- Your score should reflect your genuine donation history.
❤️ Motivation
Every genuine act of giving matters. Record it accurately, and let your journey speak for itself. ❤️
