Blood bank management system (BBMS)

Jamal, Siti Rosnieza Eilisa (2017) Blood bank management system (BBMS). Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Blood Bank Management System (BBMS) is a system which is proposed to improve the efficiency in managing blood donated by the donor. The hospital is still used manual system and there are problems in managing the donors’ records. The records of the donor is not be kept safely. This problem will lead to the missing of donor's records due to human error or any disasters. Besides, errors might occur when the staff keeps more than one record for the same donor. Since there is also no centralized database used to keep the donors’ records, the data duplication of the donor’s record might be occur. In addition, there are also problems in keeping track of the actual amount of the blood in the blood bank. There is also no alert available when the blood in the bank has expired. Because of that, this system is proposed. The primary aims of this project is to enhance the efficiency of blood department in the hospitals. BBMS is a computer-based system. The user of this system is the administrator and staffs who worked at the blood bank. This system will save the information of the staff, the donors and the receiver of the blood. With this system, the records of all donors and receiver of blood and their history are store in one centralized database and thus reducing duplication of data in the database. The record of donation is maintained by the system. The blood bank staff can manage the blood stock. All the blood will be stored in the blood bank according to the blood type. When blood is removed from the blood bank to a receiver in need, the quantity of blood is updated. The system will also provide an alert system to the staff whenever the blood when the blood in stock has expired. In the other hand, the system is able to generate pre-defined reports such as the list of donor, volunteers, the blood receiver and the amount of blood donated according to the blood type.

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