Organ Care Management Application Documentation
Overview
The Organ Care Management Application is designed to facilitate organ donation, allocation,
and transplantation efficiently. It serves multiple stakeholders, including donors, recipients,
hospitals, government agencies, and NGOs, ensuring a streamlined, transparent, and
effective process.
Key Stakeholders and Their Perspectives
1. Donor Perspective
Register as an organ donor.
Update personal and medical details.
Consent management for organ donation.
View donation history and status of pledged organs.
2. Recipient Perspective
Register as a transplant candidate.
Update medical details and required organ information.
Track matching progress and estimated waiting time.
Receive notifications regarding potential organ matches.
3. Hospital Perspective
Identify and register potential organ donors.
Manage transplant cases and recipient listings.
Coordinate with Organ Procurement Organizations (OPOs).
Facilitate real-time tracking of organs.
Ensure compliance with regulatory policies.
4. Government Perspective
Monitor organ donation and transplantation statistics.
Ensure legal and ethical compliance of all stakeholders.
Implement policies for fair and transparent organ allocation.
Manage national or regional organ donation databases.
5. NGO Perspective
Promote organ donation awareness campaigns.
Assist donors and recipients in navigating the process.
Provide financial or logistical support for underprivileged recipients.
Collaborate with hospitals and government agencies to improve access to organ
transplantation.
System Workflow
Text-Based Flowchart
[Start]
|--> [Donor Registration] --> [Medical Evaluation] --> [Consent Management] --> [Donor
Database Update]
|--> [Recipient Registration] --> [Medical Compatibility Check] --> [Waiting List Update]
|--> [Hospital Identifies Donor] --> [Organ Procurement] --> [Organ Transportation] -->
[Organ Transplantation]
|--> [Government Oversight] --> [Policy Compliance] --> [Reporting and Analysis]
|--> [NGO Support] --> [Awareness and Assistance] --> [Financial and Logistical Aid]
[End]
E-R Diagram
Entities and Relationships:
Donor (DonorID, Name, Age, BloodType, MedicalHistory, ConsentStatus)
Recipient (RecipientID, Name, Age, BloodType, OrganNeeded, PriorityLevel)
Hospital (HospitalID, Name, Location, Contact, AvailableOrgans)
Government (GovID, Name, Policies, Regulations, Reports)
NGO (NGOID, Name, AwarenessPrograms, FinancialSupport, ContactInfo)
Organ (OrganID, Type, DonorID, RecipientID, Status, TransportationDetails)
TransplantProcedure (ProcedureID, OrganID, HospitalID, RecipientID, Date, Status)
User (UserID, Name, Role, ContactInfo, Credentials)
MedicalRecord (RecordID, UserID, History, CurrentCondition, Reports)
Logistics (LogisticsID, OrganID, TransportMode, EstimatedTime, RealTimeTracking)
Database Relationships
One Donor can donate multiple Organs.
One Recipient can be matched with one or more Organs.
One Hospital manages multiple TransplantProcedures.
One Government entity oversees multiple Hospitals and NGOs.
One NGO can support multiple Recipients.
User data is linked to MedicalRecords for tracking patient history.
Logistics tracks real-time transportation of Organs.
Data Flow
1. Donor Registration & Consent Management → Stores in Donor Database
2. Recipient Registration & Medical Assessment → Updates Waiting List Database
3. Hospital Identifies Donor & Matches Organ → Uses Matching Algorithm
4. Organ Procurement & Logistics Management → Real-time tracking via Logistics
System
5. Organ Transplantation & Status Update → Recorded in TransplantProcedure
Database
6. Government Monitoring & Compliance → Generates reports from Hospital & NGO
Data
Application Features
Secure User Authentication: Multi-role access control for different stakeholders.
Real-time Organ Tracking: GPS-based tracking for organ transportation.
Automated Matching Algorithm: AI-driven matching system for donor-recipient
compatibility.
Compliance Management: Ensures adherence to national and international organ
donation laws.
Data Security: Encrypted medical data storage to protect privacy.
Mobile and Web Access: User-friendly interfaces for different stakeholders.
Analytics & Reporting: Generates reports for government agencies and hospitals.
Technologies Used
Frontend: React.js, Tailwind CSS
Backend: Flask/Django (Python)
Database: PostgreSQL/MySQL
Cloud Services: AWS/GCP for data hosting and tracking
Security: Blockchain for secure organ allocation records
AI/ML: Predictive analytics for recipient prioritization
Conclusion
The Organ Care Management Application streamlines the organ donation and
transplantation process, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and accessibility for all
stakeholders. By leveraging modern technologies, the system can enhance organ allocation
efficiency and ultimately save more lives.
