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The INTS Documentation & Information Centre
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Founded in 1952, the INTS Documentation & Information Centre is the unique French thesaurus
in blood transfusion, related regulations and connected fields such as Hematology, Immuno-hematology,
Virology, Biochemistry, Molecular biology, Genetics, Public health, Quality.
Over 3,000 books and manuals, 700 PhD theses, 100
periodicals, and all transfusion-related regulations.
The wealth and specificity of this documentary fund are instrumental in guaranteeing a relevant,
qualified and up-to-date medical, scientific, legal and administrative information at both
national and international levels.
Open to teachers, students, physicians, scientists, all blood transfusion professionals and
amateurs, it offers an access to a reliable and updated information, both on the spot and
through this website ; in so doing, it efficaciously supports the dissemination of information
in blood transfusion and is also regarded as a precious knowledge and reference tool in the
Education and Training activity.
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Welcome, Advice, Availability and Efficaciousness At Your Disposal
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We operate a permanent regulatory and scientific watch
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A regulatory watch is performed every day and latest transfusion-related
texts are disseminated every month on this website to keep it permanently updated.
Also, a scientific surveillance is operated, which allows us to carry out :
- a monthly agenda of French and international scientific meetings
and events,
- the Bibliographie Thématique de la Transfusion
(BTT) displaying more than 13,000 bibliographical references selected in professional reviews
and sorted out from fifty different criteria,
- a collection of all INTS members publications (original
articles, manuals and manual chapters), historically kept up from the INTS foundation in 1994
and permanently updated.
Thanks to cutting-edge technological research functionalities we have implemented from this
website, you are the interactive operator of all information you request.
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We rapidly fulfil your request for updated bibliographical references
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On your simple request, we can fulfil your requirement for bibliographical references from:
- INTS in-house databases,
- Online MEDLINE database,
- Scientific, legal, public health databases, patent and certification online records, ...
- The French ‘Journal Officiel’ (Official Journal), the Official Journal and Bulletin of the
European Union, Directives of the European Commission,...
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We provide you anytime with the information or document you search for
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Thanks to the agreements we have developed with external information providers, we can supply
you very rapidly with any documentation or information you are in need of, even though they
are not yet available in our INTS thesaurus.
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We show you around so you can manage in full autonomy
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A cheerful welcome and advice will help you understand how we have implemented our library
for the most productive use and comfort. All contents are at your disposal on the spot to
best fulfil your expectations. Recently renovated, our quiet reading space is equipped with
two free-access desktops and a scanner-photocopier.
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We Are Here To Help You !
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Our team kindly welcomes you:
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Mondays – Fridays
09 :00 am – 12 :00 am
01 :00 pm – 05 :30 pm
INTS (Institut National de la Transfusion Sanguine)
Centre de Documentation et d’Information – 1er étage (1st Floor)
6, rue Alexandre Cabanel
F – 75015 Paris
(Paris 15th arrondissement – U-line n° 6 – ‘Cambronne’ station)
Or anticipate on your visit and send your enquiry by post to :
INTS (Institut National de la Transfusion Sanguine)
Attn. of Marie JABER - Françoise PERROT
CDI (Centre de Documentation et d’Information)
6 rue Alexandre Cabanel
F - 75739 Paris cedex 15
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Transfusion Clinique et Biologique (TCB)
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Transfusion Clinique
et Biologique (TCB) is the official review of the SFTS (French Society of Blood Transfusion).
Published six times a year, it displays bilingual articles from French and foreign scientists
and clinicians covering all fields of Blood Transfusion: immunology, hematology, blood-transmissible
infectious agents and emerging pathogens, genetics, molecular biology. In so doing, TCB sets
a bridge between transfusion medicine fundamentals and daily practice.
Available from the editors’ website Elsevier and from ScienceDirect.
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