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Blood Bank Management System

Author(s):

Chaitali M. Talware , Prof. Ram Meghe Institue of Technology and Research, Badnera; Kamini P. Wankhade, Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, Badnera; Swapnil D. Basunathe, Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, Badnera; Akshay U. Pote , Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, Badnera; Prof. G. B. Saboo, Technology and Research, Badnera

Keywords:

Seeker, near-by Donors, GPS, Blood Bank App

Abstract

Blood is most important part of all existing lives in case of emergency needs. The task of blood bank is to receive blood from various donors, to monitor the blood groups database and to send the required blood during the need to the hospital in case of emergencies. The problem is not insufficient number of donors finding a willing donor at the right time. We want to build a network of people who can help each other during an emergency. This application timely updates the information regarding the donors when the number of donors increases. Donor will be prompted to enter an individual's details, like name, phone number, and blood group. In the urgent time of a blood requirement, you can quickly check for blood banks or blood donors matching a particular or related blood group and reach out to them through the App. Blood bank App provides list of blood donors in your area. A large number of blood donors are attracted using an Android application. Since almost every person carries a mobile phone with them, it ensures location tracking and communication. Only a registered person, with willingness to donate blood, will be able to access the service. In this application we are using the GPS technology that will be used to trace the way to reach the blood provider. The user will get the route to reach the desired location and he won't have to ask manually, therefore time can be saved.

Other Details

Paper ID: IJSRDV6I21342
Published in: Volume : 6, Issue : 2
Publication Date: 01/05/2018
Page(s): 2041-2044

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