Blood journey

Stephanie Sodero; Jack  Boughram

Blood journey

Stephanie Sodero, Jack Boughram (Designer)

Humanitarian Conflict Response Institute

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Abstract

A research method I used - follow the thing - is now available as a scrollable illustration, visualising my work on the formidable and often invisible journeys of blood supply chains. The main character is a drop of donated blood. The reader follows the blood drop journey, from testing to processing through to a car crash and the point of transfusion. I wanted to focus on the blood drop, and the illustrator brought the story to life.

Illustration / Methods Guide: https://www.hcri.manchester.ac.uk/research/projects/follow-the-thing/

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2021

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