The document presents an emergency blood donation management system developed by Dhaka International University, outlining the objectives, donation process, and system functionalities. It highlights the history of blood donation in Bangladesh, the importance of voluntary blood donations, and the advantages of the proposed electronic system over the manual system. Additionally, it discusses security measures and concludes with the need for modern technology to address current challenges in blood bank management.

1. Dhaka International University
Welcome

2. Dhaka International University
Emergency Blood Donation
Management System
Presented By
 Md. Fahim Faysal Himel
 Md. Zahid Hasan
 Md. Mehedi Hasan
 Md. Kawsar Amin
 Md. Salim Iqbal asdfa
 Md. Bulbul kabir

3.  What is Blood donation?
 Objectives
 History of Blood Donation
 Blood Donation Basics
 Supply and screening
 The donation Process

4.  Project Implementation
System Tools
Functionalities of this System
Organization of this site
Security Of This system
User Interface
 Conclusions

5. What is Blood donation?
A blood donation occurs when a person
Voluntarily has blood drawn and used for
transfusion.
Donation may be of whole-blood (WB), or of
specific components directly.

6. Objectives
To conduct a study on blood donor
management.
To design an electronic blood donor
management system.
To validate the design using a prototype
Support

7. History of Blood Donation
 Blood transfusion service became available in
Bangladesh at the Dhaka Medical Collage
Hospital in 1950.
 An estimate from 2011 is that of the 500,000
units of blood required annually, only 25%
come from voluntary donation, 20–25% from
paid donors, and 50–55% from one-time
donation for a specific patient.

8. Blood Transfusion Basics
 Blood transfusion is the process of
transferring blood or blood components from
one person to another
 Transfusions are used to treat massive blood
loss due to trauma or surgery
 Also used to treat people suffering from
blood disease

9. Supply and screening
 Blood supplies are often low, and drop usually in the
summer
 This is due to strict screening methods and a task of
donors
 All donated blood in our system are tested for HIV,
Hepatitis, and other disease.
 Our system has very specific screening requirements

10. The donation Process
 Before Donation
 During donation
 After Donation

11. Before Donation
 Generally, you must be at least 16 years of age.
 Weight is minimum 110 pounds and in basic
good health.
 Checking of your pulse, blood pressure,
temperature and hemoglobin.
 The body contains 10 to 12 pints of blood. Your
whole blood donation is approximately one pint.
 Screening questions at each donation must be
asked to ensure the safest possible blood supply.
 Signature of your application to confirm that
you have read understood the information.

12. During donation
 The needle, like all of the materials used for
collection blood is new, sterilized, sealed and
used only once.
 You may feel a slight sting in the beginning
lasting only a couple of seconds, but there
should be no discomfort during the donation.
 Donation process takes about 10-15minutes.
 The entire donation process, from registration
to post-donation refreshments, takes about one
hour.

13. After Donation
 Most people feel great after giving blood.
 If any abnormal symptoms, check it by the doctor.
 Apply pressure for about five minutes to stop any
bleeding.
 Avoid any intense physical activity for six to eight hours.
 The volume of fluids will adjust within a few hours of your
donation.
 The red blood cells will be replaced within a few weeks.
 Be sure to eat well at your regular mealtimes and drink
plenty of fluids.

14. Functionalities of this System
This system is used for maintaining whole
information about Blood Donation.
In this project mainly 3 modules are there.
 Admin
 Donors
 Acceptors

15. Admin
The person who is able to observe and maintain
whole system
 Log in
 Change Password
 Maintain donor details
 Update donor details
 Accept Message
 Logout
Functionalities of this System(cont…)

16. Donor
A person who donate blood voluntarily
 Log in
 Change password
 Update information.
 Logout
Functionalities of this System(cont…)

17. Acceptor
Who looks for blood and accept blood form donor
Search a blood
Emergency Message
View donor list
Functionalities of this System(cont…)

18. Project Implementation
System tools
User Interface

19. System Tools
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
PHP
MySQL DataBase

20. User Interface
• Home

21. User Interface(cont…)
•Admin

22. We Following MODEL

23.  Business modeling
 Data modeling
 Process modeling
 Application generation
 Testing and turnover
Phase Activity

24. Limitation of the Manual system:
time consuming
leads to error prone results
consumes lot of manpower
lacks of data security
Retrieval of data takes lot of time
Percentage of accuracy is less
Reports take time to produce

25. Advantages over Manual system
Access from any where of world
Access at any time
Quick Search
Better Communication
Optimize to volunteer
Time Optimize
Cost Optimize

26. Security Of This system
Only administrator can do any kind of insert,
update and delete related operation.
 User has no permission to do this kind of
operation.
secure form destroy data and any kind of
illegal operation.
It is easy to find out the operator.

27. Conclusion
This report presents the Blood Bank
Management System related issues.
Problem to calculate amount of blood in stock.
 difficulty in identifying blood expiry date.
In future we must overcome this drawback by
using modern technologies.

28. Reference
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• MySQL. Retrieved May 11, 2013, from http://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jquery
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript
• PHP. Retrieved February 30, 2014, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP
• Principles of user interface. Retrieved March 06, 2014, from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principles_of_user_interface_design

29. THANK YOU ALL
Dhaka International University