Development of a Blood Bank Management System

Sulaiman, Sallehudin; Hamid, Abdul Aziz K Abdul; Yusri, Nurul Ain Najihah

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.06.215

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“…While some blood banks have a preliminary Blood Bank Management Information System (BBMIS) to manage the staff activities and inventory updates (Sulaiman, Hamid & Yusri, 2015), however, apart from poor coordination among multiple blood-bank stakeholders (NACO, 2016), there has been a general lack of adopting emerging technologies such as Blockchain and Internet-of-Things (IoT) to address the challenges faced in blood-bank SC. As this has been identified as one of the critical factors for blood wastage (Lowalekar & Ravi, 2017) in India, a theoretical model is urgently needed to better understand the adoption of such technologies.…”

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Factors Influencing the Adoption Intention of Blockchain and Internet-of-Things Technologies for Sustainable Blood Bank Management

Kuberkar

Singhal

2021

International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics

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Owing chiefly to the lack of suitable technology solutions, India is experiencing both shortage and wastage of blood units. In addressing such a challenge, we explore the unique role of Blockchain and Internet-of-things technologies in the overall blood supply chain management as an appropriate technology solution. Our study employs an integrated Task-Technology Fit and Technology Acceptance Model to empirically test and identify key factors influencing the adoption intention of the Blockchain and Internet-of-things enabled system. With the need to preserve donor and recipient data integrity and data privacy, the respective state and national health departments strictly regulate blood banks. Accordingly, our study also explores the role of government in supporting and overseeing security concerns in the future adoption of the Blockchain and Internet-of-things technologies. Finally, a solution based on the Blockchain and Internet-of-things technologies to ensure the sufficient availability of blood units at the national level is envisioned.

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Factors Influencing the Adoption Intention of Blockchain and Internet-of-Things Technologies for Sustainable Blood Bank Management

Kuberkar

Singhal

2021

International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics

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“…BBMS is a web-based system that helps blood banks manage blood bags. It was designed for Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital in Malaysia (HSNZ) [27]. Each bag's blood test results can be entered.…”

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Smart Platform for Data Blood Bank Management: Forecasting Demand in Blood Supply Chain Using Machine Learning

2023

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Despite the efforts of the World Health Organization, blood transfusions and delivery are still the crucial challenges in blood supply chain management, especially when there is a high demand and not enough blood inventory. Consequently, reducing uncertainty in blood demand, waste, and shortages has become a primary goal. In this paper, we propose a smart platform-oriented approach that will create a robust blood demand and supply chain able to achieve the goals of reducing uncertainty in blood demand by forecasting blood collection/demand, and reducing blood wastage and shortage by balancing blood collection and distribution based on an effective blood inventory management. We use machine learning and time series forecasting models to develop an AI/ML decision support system. It is an effective tool with three main modules that directly and indirectly impact all phases of the blood supply chain: (i) the blood demand forecasting module is designed to forecast blood demand; (ii) blood donor classification helps predict daily unbooked donors thereby enhancing the ability to control the volume of blood collected based on the results of blood demand forecasting; and (iii) scheduling blood donation appointments according to the expected number and type of blood donations, thus improving the quantity of blood by reducing the number of canceled appointments, and indirectly improving the quality and quantity of blood supply by decreasing the number of unqualified donors, thereby reducing the amount of invalid blood after and before preparation. As a result of the system’s improvements, blood shortages and waste can be reduced. The proposed solution provides robust and accurate predictions and identifies important clinical predictors for blood demand forecasting. Compared with the past year’s historical data, our integrated proposed system increased collected blood volume by 11%, decreased inventory wastage by 20%, and had a low incidence of shortages.

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“…Blood bank ensures that blood supply of every blood type available all the time in case it needed urgently. [1] explain the blood bank is the place where blood supply collected from blood donation event and stored properly. Generally, [2] also explain that blood bank system consists of an independent blood centre which is in charge in collecting, storing and distributing human blood.…”

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Blood Bank Information System Based on Cloud In Indonesia

Mufaqih¹,

Kanz²,

Ramadhan³

et al. 2020

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In the health industry, the development of technology makes all of its related activities easier and faster. Cloud computing can facilitate controlled distribution of blood by using an information system. The problems that occurs in the distributions of blood at the hospitals in Indonesia are sometimes the distributions are not controlled, so the blood may run out of stock caused by inequality of blood needs, difficulty in finding blood donors, and don’t have an integrated system. The purpose of this study is to propose a connecting system that integrates Indonesian society who can be personal donor to help blood supply availability of UTD PMI using BBIS (Blood Bank Management System) based on cloud computing. The research methodology is collecting data with a systematic literature review and referring to previous studies, related to the current conditions in Indonesia. The result in this study is to propose Blood Bank Information System (BBIS), featured of application, dashboard, module and network architecture.

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Development of a Blood Bank Management System

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Factors Influencing the Adoption Intention of Blockchain and Internet-of-Things Technologies for Sustainable Blood Bank Management

Factors Influencing the Adoption Intention of Blockchain and Internet-of-Things Technologies for Sustainable Blood Bank Management

Smart Platform for Data Blood Bank Management: Forecasting Demand in Blood Supply Chain Using Machine Learning

Blood Bank Information System Based on Cloud In Indonesia

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