Blood Bank Management Information System

BLOOD BANK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

When a person is diagnosed with leukaemia, there will be need for blood. If a person has sickle cell disease. He or she needs blood on a regular basis. When a relative of ours needs open heart surgery. He will need blood. While nobody likes to be involved in any scenarios that will require blood donation, it is an everyday reality for many people in the United States. Every two seconds, someone in the US needs blood (Lindsey Cant, 2006). Aggregated, thirty Americans each minute, 1,800 each hour, will require blood transfusions (American Red Cross, 2005). There is a 97% chance that in your lifetime, someone you know will need blood (Badger-Hawkeye). Web based blood bank management information system keeps accurate records, provides a centralised blood donation information and gives blood donors an informative blood donation tips, importance and benefits of donating blood.

The blood bank management information system provides a centralised blood bank management which helps users and donor agents with reliable information about availability and also provides statistical information for proper and well informed decision making. Due to the undeniable fact that computer is becoming more relevant in every aspect of life is has become more important and sacrosanct for some human activities like blood donation and information management to be made easily accessible, more efficient and information readily available for users and agencies for various purposes. Web based systems which are applications developed and accessed using web browsers connected to the internet brought a revolution to software applications making it possible and available to thousands and millions of users to be able to use a particular system or software at a given time with minimal or no interruption and interception. The latest figures from the International Telecommunications Union indicate that there are now 2.26 billion people online, with 1 billion of them using mobile broadband subscriptions. The report indicated that as of the end of 2011, there were 589 million fixed-broadband subscriptions (mostly in the developed world, led by the Asia-Pacific nations and Europe), and almost twice as many mobile broadband subscriptions -- 1.09 billion, if this number of the world population either owns a personal computer or have a gadget that can be used to access and browse the internet, this development brought about the need for applications which are made to serve the public to be made available to its users.

BLOOD BANK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

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