Prototype application on Hemovigilance System in the province of Pinar del Rio
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BLOOD SAFETY, GIFT GIVING, TRANSFUSION.Abstract
Introduction: the process of information management covers from the promotion of donation, donor selection, blood collection, donation complications, processing and analysis of blood components, transfusion and adverse and unexpected effects that the donor and recipient may present. the study is carried out because it is necessary to improve information management in order to optimize processes, workflow, analysis, registration and control. Therefore, it was decided to develop a prototype of its own application that complies with the necessary parameters for the work in the Hemovigilance System in Pinar del Rio Province.
Objective: to elaborate a prototype of a computer application for the management of the hemovigilance system in Pinar del Rio province.
Methods: a research study was carried out with the objective of developing the information architecture on which the hemovigilance system management process is based, applying the theoretical and empirical historical-logical, inductive-deductive, conversational and documentary analysis methods. Using the XP development methodology.
Results: the system allows recording, visualizing and controlling the development of the information generated by the Hemovigilance System in Pinar del Río.
Conclusions: It was obtained the design of a prototype of a computer application for the management of the hemovigilance system in Pinar del Río province that will allow the timely control for decision making at each stage of the process.
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