COMPUTERIZED BLOOD DONATION SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY OF UMYUK CLINIC
Abstract
Over the years, the blood transfusion is carried unplanned in various hospital and health outlets which led to various health issues. Overcoming this problem is the main focus of this project in order to reduce the risk of disease spreading among the patient. This thesis describes the design and implementation of a system that will have the capability for storing related information about patient through database. The system serves as a bridge between the database and the users that helps in maintaining and retrieving records, it also focuses on task management with the help of full-edged computer software and computerized tools, so that personal data can be stored for future reference. The required system is amiable to users and easy to work with without any redundant entries. After implementation of the objective modules, all functions were tested and successful
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