https://github.com/khushi130404/blood_bank_management

Blood Donation Bank Management including Functions, Triggers, Procedures, Packages, Normalization and ER Diagram
https://github.com/khushi130404/blood_bank_management

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Blood Donation Bank Management including Functions, Triggers, Procedures, Packages, Normalization and ER Diagram

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/khushi130404/blood_bank_management
• Owner: Khushi130404
• Created: 2024-05-06T09:43:01.000Z (over 1 year ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2024-05-06T15:53:45.000Z (over 1 year ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-03-01T13:23:48.880Z (8 months ago)
• Topics: ddl, er-diagram, functions, normalization, packages, procedure, sql, trigger
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  • Readme: README.md

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# Blood_Bank_Management

**DESCRIPTION:**

- The Blood Banking Management System is a comprehensive database management project aimed at efficiently managing the complexities of blood donation, storage, and distribution processes.

- This system provides a centralized platform for blood banks to streamline their operations, ensuring timely access to blood products for patients in need.

**CONTENTS:**

**Hospital:**

- Hospitals play a critical role in the Blood Bank Management System as they serve as the primary recipients of blood products for patient transfusions.

- Each hospital is represented in the database with detailed information including a unique hospital ID, name, and address.

- Additionally, contact information such as phone numbers and email addresses are stored in the Hospital_Contact and Hospital_Email tables respectively.

- Furthermore, hospitals are associated with patients through the Patient table, which records patient admissions, discharges, and blood transfusions.

**Patient:**

- The Patient entity captures comprehensive information about individuals receiving medical treatment at hospitals. Each patient is identified by a unique patient ID within a specific hospital.

- The database stores patient demographics including name, age, sex, and blood type.

- Additionally, the Patient table records admission and discharge dates, providing a timeline of patient care. This information facilitates the efficient management of blood transfusions, ensuring that patients receive the appropriate blood products based on their medical needs.

- Furthermore, the Patient_Contact table stores contact information for patients, enabling hospitals to communicate important updates or follow-up care instructions.

**Blood Donation Camp:**

- Blood donation camps serve as essential venues for collecting blood donations from voluntary donors.

- In the Blood Bank Management System, each camp is represented by the Blood_Donation_Camp entity, which records details such as the organizing organization, camp ID, location, start and end dates, and associated blood bank.

- This information helps coordinate the logistics of blood donation drives, including scheduling, staffing, and resource allocation.

- The Camp_Contact table stores contact information for each camp, facilitating communication with donors, volunteers, and organizers.

**Donor:**

- The Donor entity stores detailed information about individuals who voluntarily donate blood, including a unique donor ID, name, date of birth, and age.

- Donor health information such as weight and blood-related parameters are recorded in the Checkups and Blood tables respectively.

- Moreover, the Donor_Contact table maintains contact information for donors, facilitating communication for future donation drives or health updates.

- Nurses, responsible for donor screening and assistance during blood donation, are linked to donors through the Nurse table.

**Blood Bank:**

- Blood banks serve as central hubs for the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of blood products.

- In the Blood Bank Management System, each blood bank is represented by the Blood_Bank entity, which stores information such as the blood bank ID, name, and location.

- Additionally, the entity maintains a record of available blood types and their associated costs in the Bank_Blood_Type table.

- This information enables hospitals to place orders for specific blood products based on patient needs and budget considerations.

- Effective management of blood banks ensures the timely availability of safe and compatible blood products for transfusions, contributing to patient care and medical emergencies.