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- The Keralam government introduced the Blood Bank Traceability System to track blood units from collection to transfusion.
- This platform monitors temperature and uses an earliest expiry first out method to manage inventory across 87 public healthcare facilities.
- It connects to the Jeevadhaara donor registry to provide real-time data on blood stock availability.
- The system aims to optimize blood usage and ensure the quality of supplies during transport and storage.
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- Expansion of the system to private blood banks in a second phase.
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“Implementation of the project has been completed across government health-care institutions in Keralam, covering 87 centres in 14 districts, including 43 blood collection centres and 44 blood storage centres.”
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…during storage or transportation can compromise its quality. The BBTS monitors temperatures in real time and alerts authorities to technical issues or disruptions in the blood supply chain, if any, the officer said. “ Implementation of the project has been completed across government health-care institutions in Keralam, covering 87 centres in 14 districts, including 43 blood collection centres and 44 blood storage centres. This is the first phase. In the second phase, private blood banks in the State could also be brought under the platform. We have recommended this, as it requires policy-level intervention by the State government,” the…
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