BLOOD BANK

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
OLIVE BLOOD BANK

Presented by:
MALIKA GOGIA (0671372008),
CHARU LATA(0681372008)
 INTRODUCTION
BLOOD AND THE NEED TO SAFEGAURD BLOOD IN BANKS

Blood is a specialized bodily fluid that delivers necessary substances–

namely nutrients, oxygen and medicines the body's cells – and transports
waste products namely carbon dioxide and metabolic wastes away from the
same cells . Thus , blood is the most important fluid of the body, extremely
essential for the proper functioning of all body organs. Since blood as a
bodily component , has been gifted to us by nature, we hardly realize its
significance, until and unless there arises a situation of acute crisis.

We all assume that if and when we need blood, it will be there. Unfortunately,
this is just NOT true. There is a tremendous need for blood in our country but
the supply is highly inadequate. Along with the reluctance and aversion of
people towards blood donation, ineffective management of the available
blood is another major reason of acute shortages. One effective way to
combat these shortages is to ensure efficient safeguard of blood and its
various components in blood banks and to develop information systems that
manage blood transactions in ways that lead to minimum wastage
AIM OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM

The system aims to conveniently avail good

quality, safe blood and other blood components,
which can be provided in a sound, ethical and
acceptable manner, consistent with the long-
term well being of the community in the hours
of need. Moreover it also aims, to actively
encourage voluntary blood donation, motivate
and maintain a well-indexed record of blood
donors and educate the community on the
benefits of blood donation
 ABOUT OLIVE BLOOD BANK
 OLIVE Blood Bank has professionals from different
arenas with a common objective of "Sharing Life.
Saving lives". People who work for OLIVE Blood Bank
have an unmatched capacity for caring and commitment
to saving lives.
 OLIVE Blood Bank's transparent and flexi work culture
makes it a great work experience by itself. We believe
that the people should enjoy their work to give it their
best. Our work culture revolves around the growth of the
organization and training them to become future leaders.
Blood transactions management:

Once the data entry operator/admin. Has accessed the system, all the following
blood related transactions are handled by him. During all such transactions there is
flow of data between various entities and the system. Two of such flows are the
basic flows i.e.
1.) When a donor interacts with the system.
2.) When a recipient interacts with the system.
Both of these flows can be described as:
 When a donor interacts with the system:

 Actors: Data entry operator, administrator, donor, bill process, stock list.
 Blood transactions management:

 When a recipient interacts with the system:

Actors: Data entry operator, administrator, donor, bill process, stock list.
BLOOD BANK FUNCTIONING
CONTEXT LEVEL DIAGRAM
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