Eye banks need reform and innovation to better serve patients. New technologies in healthcare IT are improving patient care and eye banks are evolving too. More people are donating eyes for transplantation each year. An organized system is needed to properly track donated eyes from donors to recipients. PARAS registers donors and recipients, tests matching criteria, and sends alerts when a donor's eyes match a recipient, reducing errors and improving connectivity compared to a manual process.

1. Eye banks too are essential for reform.
Over the years, significant developments have taken giant strides in healthcare IT to
deliver better patient care. New innovations are embarking to bring a progressive
change in the healthcare sector. While considering every innovation, be it a EHR, mhealth, or telemedicine, eye bank are also emerging and evolving in innovation to
benefit their patients.
Every year more and more people are looking forward to donate their eyes and other
organs for a better social cause. Hence there is a need to streamline the eye bank in order
to benefit the eye donors and receivers. As most of the time, without proper system in
place, the organs can go untracked between donors and recipients; hence there is a need
of a system that notifies the receiver about the availability of eyes when the criteria of
blood and other factors match the donor’s criteria.
PARAS, in an effort to offer better patient centric care, not only registers the names of
donars and receivers but also helps in testing the matching criteria and matching types
between both donor and recipient. With its alert mechanism, the receiver will
immediately get the notification about the availability of eye for the transplantation thus
reducing the manual errors of mismatching and connectivity gaps.

2. Eyes are the windows of the soul. Out of all the senses sight must
be most delightful. With this famous quote many people have
realized the importance of sight and wishes that it goes no waste
even after their death. Many people have generously looked
forward to donate their eyes nowadays. But care should be taken
to manage and maintain the system so that the donar and the
recipients will both be benefited with this.
Many hospitals have now opened eye banks. So there is a need of a
system, that streamlines and preserves the eyes in the bank. With
proper system in place, both the donars are recipients are
registered. The recepient will immediately gets notification
through alert mechanism that there is eyes available for
transplantation. Besides, PARAS helps in testing the matching
criteria and matching types between both donor and recipient. So
the manual errors while matching various criteria can be overcome
by using a system like PARAS.