A significant shift from the Jehovah’s Witnesses on blood transfusions. The religious group has changed its position, allowing members to make their own decision about whether to accept certain blood components when medically necessary. The Health Department has welcomed the move. So, what does this change mean for patients and healthcare workers? 

Guest: Aaron Motsoaledi: Minister for Health

 

A significant shift from the Jehovah&rsquo;s Witnesses on blood transfusions. The religious group has changed its position, allowing members to make their own decision about whether to accept certain blood components when medically necessary. The Health Department has welcomed the move. So, what does this change mean for patients and healthcare workers?&nbsp;
Guest: Aaron Motsoaledi: Minister for Health
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A significant shift from the Jehovah’s Witnesses on blood transfusions. The religious group has changed its position, allowing members to make their own decision about whether to accept certain blood components when medically necessary.