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Blood at One Touch

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  • Danny J. Pereira
  • Harshada Sutar
  • Neha Ramane
  • Priyanka Tanpure
  • Sonali Chavan

Abstract

Blood is a saver of all existing lives in case of emergency needs. According to recent studies, one person dies every six minutes and 10 are injured in the same time frame. Availability of blood is major issue in today s life. The reason behind that is number of accidents as well as major diseases. The possibility of finding blood in nearest blood bank is less. This project implements blood bank services using spring and Hibernate. In this project service is created where needy gets the blood at the earliest by creating a database of all the blood banks and providing the list to the user according to his area whenever required using GPS to track his location. Also, if there is a lack of blood in blood banks then notification can be sent to the banks to organize a blood donation camp. The organizations are registered under web application. The organizations send request to blood banks to organize blood camp and the registered organizations have the list of all blood banks. Blood donation camp details must also be given to the users registered under the web application for their vicinity so that they can donate the blood. In web application we provide an option for downloading Android Application for all visitors, so that needy people can find out the hospitals and blood banks in their nearby area. The future work of the system is to extend this application to process through SMS services. By this the contact detail is hidden from other members. Some other text or number will be generated on behalf of the original phone number or email. This can be done without using the internet service where the acceptor sends blood request to donor by web but whereas the donor receiving the request is just a simple SMS in mobile.

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  • Danny J. Pereira & Harshada Sutar & Neha Ramane & Priyanka Tanpure & Sonali Chavan, 2016. "Blood at One Touch," International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, vol. 2(2), pages 795-798, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:ijs:ijsrse:v2:y2016:i2:id:hijsrset1622270
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