The current blood bank system has several problems: it leads to loss of data by storing information on paper; the manual processes are inefficient and waste resources like time, paper, and manpower; the services provided to hospitals and blood banks are inflexible and not reliable or expandable; maintaining the entirely manual system is costly in terms of staffing, paper, and materials; record keeping and security is also manual so privacy and access controls are insufficient. The system uses forms like donor requisition and order forms.
The current blood bank system has several problems: it leads to loss of data by storing information on paper; the manual processes are inefficient and waste resources like time, paper, and manpower; the services provided to hospitals and blood banks are inflexible and not reliable or expandable; maintaining the entirely manual system is costly in terms of staffing, paper, and materials; record keeping and security is also manual so privacy and access controls are insufficient. The system uses forms like donor requisition and order forms.
The current blood bank system has several problems: it leads to loss of data by storing information on paper; the manual processes are inefficient and waste resources like time, paper, and manpower; the services provided to hospitals and blood banks are inflexible and not reliable or expandable; maintaining the entirely manual system is costly in terms of staffing, paper, and materials; record keeping and security is also manual so privacy and access controls are insufficient. The system uses forms like donor requisition and order forms.
loss of data :-that means the data is placed in paper, difficult to store donors information Efficiency: due to the manual operation most of the activities lead to wastage of resources like papers, man power and time to produce the corresponding outputs. This makes the current system ineffective while utilizing resources with a required time. Services: the main users of the current system are hospitals and blood bank. The services given to the user are not flexible, reliable and expandable i.e. the users exchange their information through manually to get the services given by the system. Economical: National Blood Bank of Ethiopia performs all of its tasks manually which requires lot of man power to do that tasks, and needs huge amount of papers to store data manually. This manual system spends more money for human resource, purchasing papers and other materials. Controlling: All the records associated with the manual system are recorded and stored manually. The security that the system provides for the privacy of those records is not in good manner. The system shouldnt provide sufficient protection for access and manipulation of the records associated with the system.