Development of a System for the Central Blood Bank

Demand for access to information about the blood bank management system is rising day by day due to the growing demands for blood. The traditional system alone cannot help in facilitating the needs of the community at large and may result in critical delays in responding to emergencies. To handle this problem, an integrated blood bank management system has been developed based on a comprehensive and updated database. This system will allow users to get immediate results or lists compiled according to their specific criteria, such as geographic location and blood type, to manage inventories, donations, and campaigns. These efforts are geared to raise the need for blood donation and allow the community to participate in donation campaigns, creating better social cohesion and humanitarian consciousness. Through such donations, people can become heroes by saving the lives of others; hence, these activities are of essence in enhancing community interaction. It can locate blood bags, and when a patient requiring blood units arrives, the system will be linked to a search page where they can view the available donors. In addition, when a donor enters the site, their information is captured and analyzed instantly to come up with potential donors regarding age and disease-free body conditions The research will help improve the management of blood banks by adopting modern technologies, such as MySQL for data storage and HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript for web development. This enhances the efficiency of the system and ensures that critical information is accessed quickly and accurately. Hopefully, this will improve users' experiences and enhance the sustainability of blood supplies in the community.

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Journal of Technology Research
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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.26629/jtr.2024.08
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Hyperglycemia and glycemic control in critically ill and hospitalized patients
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Development of a System for the Central Blood Bank

Lamis S. Mahmoud, Ferdous D. Tamer, Mustafa Abuali
Journal of Technology Research
Hyperglycemia and glycemic control in critically ill and hospitalized patients
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Development of a System for the Central Blood Bank

Lamis S. Mahmoud, Ferdous D. Tamer, Mustafa Abuali
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Abstract

Demand for access to information about the blood bank management system is rising day by day due to the growing demands for blood. The traditional system alone cannot help in facilitating the needs of the community at large and may result in critical delays in responding to emergencies. To handle this problem, an integrated blood bank management system has been developed based on a comprehensive and updated database. This system will allow users to get immediate results or lists compiled according to their specific criteria, such as geographic location and blood type, to manage inventories, donations, and campaigns. These efforts are geared to raise the need for blood donation and allow the community to participate in donation campaigns, creating better social cohesion and humanitarian consciousness. Through such donations, people can become heroes by saving the lives of others; hence, these activities are of essence in enhancing community interaction. It can locate blood bags, and when a patient requiring blood units arrives, the system will be linked to a search page where they can view the available donors. In addition, when a donor enters the site, their information is captured and analyzed instantly to come up with potential donors regarding age and disease-free body conditions The research will help improve the management of blood banks by adopting modern technologies, such as MySQL for data storage and HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript for web development. This enhances the efficiency of the system and ensures that critical information is accessed quickly and accurately. Hopefully, this will improve users' experiences and enhance the sustainability of blood supplies in the community.

Journal of Technology ResearchVol. 2(2)
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Hyperglycemia and glycemic control in critically ill and hospitalized patients
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