Integration of e-Rakt Kosh with Rare Donor Registry

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News: The Health Ministry is looking at integrating the country’s Rare Donor Registry with the national online platform for blood bank management and blood availability information called e-Rakt Kosh.

About e-Rakt Kosh Platform

Source – C-DAC
  • It is a national platform for information about Blood Banks and Blood availability across India.
  • Developed by: It has been developed by C-DAC under the initiative of Blood Cell, National Health Mission, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
  • It is the official portal for all blood-related services in India.
  • Aim: It aims to provide all the information under a single umbrella as a one nation one platform for blood-related services in India.
  • Key features
    • Citizen-Centric Services containing real-time details from blood banks across India
    • Provides an end-to-end IT solution for complete workflow managements in blood banks
    • Available via the web, mobile apps on Google Play, iOS etc.
    • Integrated with UMANG, e-Hospital, National Health Portal and flagship products of CDAC e-Sushrut and e-Upkaran.

About Rare Donor Registry of India (RDRI)

  • It is a national database of rare blood group donors.
  • Launched by: ICMR-National Institute of Immunohaematology (NIIH)
  • It contains a data base of 4,000 carefully screened donors, tested for over 300 rare blood markers.
  • It helps doctors find rare and specially matched blood quickly.

Integration of e-Rakt Kosh with RDRI

  • The integration will allow those with rare blood groups to access a centralized system developed under the National Health Mission (NHS), providing details on blood banks, blood availability, and blood donation camps across the country.
  • Essentially, it will help people find blood and blood banks, and assist blood banks manage their stock and donors.
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