By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is going digital to improve the donor experience at blood donation sites nationwide. According to SANBS, more than 900-thousand sheets of paper has been used yearly to capture donors information. The organisation has been piloting its paperless campaign throughout the country since yesterday. It will now be providing donors with digital screens to fill in their details allowing donors to avoid long queue and delays. SANBS spokesperson, Khensani Mahlangu says they hope their digital migration will encourage other organisations to go green and protect the environment…

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Tracy Valaydham - The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is going digital to improve the donor experience at blood donation sites nationwide. According to SANBS, more than 900-thousand sheets of paper has been used yearly to capture donors information. The organisation has been piloting its paperless campaign throughout the country since yesterday. It will now be providing donors with digital screens to fill in their details allowing donors to avoid long queue and delays. SANBS spokesperson, Khensani Mahlangu says they hope their digital migration will encourage other organisations to go green and protect the environment…</p>

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