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BloodNet is a web-based system that allows staff in hospital pathology laboratories to order blood and blood products in a standardised way, quickly, easily and securely from the Australian Red Cross Blood Service.
BloodNet is currently in use in every state and territory in Australia with the national implementation of BloodNet scheduled for completion by June 2012. Implementation in all public and private hospitals in the Australian Capital Territory, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania has now been completed and implementations are now underway in New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia. BloodNet currently processes orders and tracks the shipment of over two-thirds of the units issued by the Blood Service nationally, with this figure increasing each month as more hospitals implement BloodNet.
A detailed overview of BloodNet is available in the BloodNet Brochure 
(5MB).
Existing users, can log into both the BloodNet Production Site and the BloodNet Training Site using the logon details available to staff in their laboratory.
Laboratories that are not yet using BloodNet can schedule their implementation by contacting BloodNet Support (details below).
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Further information and support for BloodNet is available from the National Blood Authority:
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