A Systematic Review & Design of Web-Based Blood Management System

Blood is a fluid that carries oxygen and is a connective tissue that carries other substances because of its volume. Now that we understand the importance of blood, we see that it not only carries oxygen to the tissues but also clears the air between them through the heart and blood vessels. The average volume of blood donation is 470ml per person, which is only 8% of the adult volume. When blood is needed in a hospital, it is usually not available in time, leading to inconsistencies. Both patients and sponsors are unaware that the donor is being hospitalized due to a lack of communication and other services. A system like this is needed to close the communication gap between hospitals, blood banks, donors, and receptors. The main purpose of a web-based blood donation program is to ensure compliance with blood stock. In today's system, first and foremost the hand system, and when a person needs a blood type and that type is not available in that blood bank, it takes time to process blood from another blood bank, which may adversely affect the patient's health because time is critical in emergencies. Therefore, a web-based blood donation system is a good place to monitor whether a particular type of blood is available in a stack or not, as well as to provide a place where blood can be accessed.