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This document summarizes a team's proposed solution to address the problem of severe blood shortages and delays in transporting willing blood donors, especially in rural areas. The team proposes developing a 24/7 service involving collecting, sorting, and updating donor data in a centralized and easily accessible database. This would allow those in need of blood to more quickly and reliably connect with potential donors by phone. The team believes this "donor delivery" innovation could help achieve sustainable blood availability throughout India by improving over existing solutions that are obsolete or have failed to address the problem.

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Soccon ʹ The Social Conquest: Team Name: C College Name: Ccc Cc Team Members͛ Details

This document summarizes a team's proposed solution to address the problem of severe blood shortages and delays in transporting willing blood donors, especially in rural areas. The team proposes developing a 24/7 service involving collecting, sorting, and updating donor data in a centralized and easily accessible database. This would allow those in need of blood to more quickly and reliably connect with potential donors by phone. The team believes this "donor delivery" innovation could help achieve sustainable blood availability throughout India by improving over existing solutions that are obsolete or have failed to address the problem.

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SocCon The Social Conquest

Team Name: Team Haemo College Name: T K M College of Engineering Team members details:
(The first name should be that of the team leader)

NAME (COLLEGE YEAR)


e.g. Ravi(1st year)

CONTACT NUMBER
9447790181 9037695680 9447790231 9496202403

EMAIL - ID
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Mohammed Salman K. Abdul Raoof M.K.Naseef Saleel K

Q1. Problem statement with a brief description.

A1.
Severe shortage of blood, rare groups in particular, and associated delay in transport of willing donors, especially in rural areas, due to unawareness, lack of accessible data and absence of reliable links between hospitals, blood banks and the needy.

Q2. Briefly describe how this problem is affecting the society.

A2.
In case of blood requirement, the needy first approach their kin and after a sequence of calls and contacting, they hardly reach to the required donor. This is tedious, inefficient and not always dependable, especially if the blood being demanded belongs to rare groups.

Facts: Data generated through the WHO Global Database on Blood Safety (GDBS) reveal that 20% of the global population residing in the developed countries have access to 80% of safe blood supply whereas 80% of the population inhabiting the developing countries have access to only 20% of safe blood. Statistics prepared by the Association of Voluntary Blood Donors' Forum (AVBDF) on the percentage of voluntary blood donation to the total blood collection in individual states during the last one year, shows a rapid decline in the number of donors throughout India. Only five states namely Tripura, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Punjab and Maharashtra have achieved the record where the percentage of voluntary blood donation to total collection stands above 80%.

Q3.Your proposed technical solution to the problem.

A3.
It is true we have data, and we do have donors, but what we do not have is the link, a strong reliable one. We propose here a 24x7 service, involving collection of data, the sorting and updating of the same, and above all, the innovation, the difference we wish to make: donor delivery thats just a dial away. We hope to achieve blood sustainability all throughout India.

Existing solutions to the problem are either obsolete, or have failed. Donor delivery is the innovation, the novelty, that we hope will ensure sustainability of blood. Institution based data collection focussing on colleges, and centralised easily accessible database add to the merits of the idea.

Q4.Briefly describe the proposed solution.

A4.

Q5. Write briefly about the original reference of the idea.

A5.

Q6.Discuss briefly what is the domain of applicability of your problem. Educational Economic Consumerist Political Agriculture Energy Environment Other

A6.

Online submission of abstractsAbstracts must be sent electronically to [email protected] with subject: <Team Name> - Abstract Submission

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