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The Blood Bank Management System is a comprehensive solution that automates the workflow of a blood bank. It allows for donor registration, user access controls, blood screening, stock maintenance, blood requisition, cross matching, camp management, blood/component issue and separation, blood discard, and doctor/administrator modules. The key processes involved are blood donation, blood requisition, stock maintenance, and reporting. Donors provide blood units which are screened and stored. Hospitals can place requisition requests and be allocated cross-matched units. Inventory is automatically updated and various reports can be generated.
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Figure -1
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Figure-2: Admin and donor
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Figure-3
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- 3. Features Donor Registration User Access Controls Blood Screening Stock Maintenance Whole Blood and blood component Requisition Cross Matching
- 4. Features Camp Management Blood and Blood component issue Component Separation Blood Discard Doctor and Administrator Module Blood Transfusion Notification about timely updates
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- 7. Blood Donation Blood Unit Gives Blood unit Donor details & Blood unit Screened Tests result
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