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Faced with a sharp decline in donations, NHS Blood and Transplant has introduced an 'urgent response plan'. This suggests a set of immediate, targeted actions designed to reverse the trend, perhaps by increasing public engagement, improving hospital processes, or enhancing support for donor families.
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