275 Publications Publications Publications included in this dissertation 1. Langi Sasongko, P., Rolink, M., van den Hurk, K., van Kraaij, M., & Janssen, M. (2019). Past, present, and future: a qualitative and literature study identifying historical trends, drivers, and transformational factors for the future demand of blood supply in the Netherlands. Transfusion, 59(11), 3413-3423. 2. Langi Sasongko, P., van Kraaij, M., & So-Osman, C. (2022). Using a scenario approach to assess for the current and future demand of immunoglobulins: An interview and literature study from The Netherlands. Transfusion Medicine, 32(5), 410-421. 3. Langi Sasongko, P., van den Hurk, K., van Kraaij, M., Rouwette, E. A., Marchau, V. A., & Janssen, M. P. (2021). Not a crystal ball: Mapping opportunities and threats for the future demand of red blood cells in the Netherlands using a scenario approach. Transfusion, 61(8), 2356-2367. 4. Langi Sasongko, P., van den Hurk, K., & Thijssen-Timmer, D. C. (2020). Blood supply milestones in the Netherlands in the first weeks of COVID-19. ISBT Science Series, 15(4), 393-394. 5. Langi Sasongko, P., Vrielink, H., & de Bruijne, M. (2024). “Something we must be proud of”: An interview and document study of team improvisation in the Dutch convalescent plasma project group. Health Science Reports, 7(7), e2171. 6. Sasongko, P. K. L., Janssen, M., & de Bruijne, M. (2024). Building towards organisational resilience and complexity leadership: a case study of impacts and changes in a Dutch blood establishment during COVID-19. BMJ leader, leader-2024. Publications not included in this dissertation 1. Klinkenberg, E. F., Langi Sasongko, P. K., De Kort, W. L., Van Weert, J. C., Fransen, M. P., & Huis in ‘t Veld, E. M. (2019). The supply chain of migrant blood donors: an organisational interview study. Vox sanguinis, 114(2), 145-153 2. Al-Riyami, A. Z., Masser, B., Herczenik, E., Arora, S., Boateng, L. A., Dinardo, C. L., Hutchinson, T., Ji, Y., Langi Sasongko, S., Tung, JP., Panchatcharam, S.M. & ISBT Young Professional Council. (2022). Psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on young professionals in blood banks and transfusion services: A global cross-sectional survey. Vox Sanguinis, 117(5), 685-692.
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