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@article{179687,
        author = {Dasari Raju Likhitha Sri and Yadlapalli Lakshmi Srestitha and Mounika Gajendhran and Bala Abirami B},
        title = {Blood Bank Management for Rapid Response using RESNET50 Algorithm},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {11},
        number = {12},
        pages = {7404-7410},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=179687},
        abstract = {The efficient management of blood banks is 
critical in ensuring timely access to life-saving 
resources in emergency medical situations. This paper 
proposes a modernized approach to blood bank 
management, focusing on the use of advanced 
technologies to enhance the speed and accuracy of 
blood storage, tracking, and distribution. By 
integrating automated inventory management systems, 
real-time data analytics, and RFID technology, blood 
banks can ensure a more responsive and proactive 
system for managing blood donations, testing, and 
availability. The implementation of a user-friendly 
platform for hospitals and emergency responders will 
facilitate quicker access to necessary blood types, 
reducing wait times and minimizing the risk of blood 
shortages during high-demand periods. The proposed 
system also emphasizes enhanced security protocols 
to safeguard against cross- contamination and ensure 
blood quality. This modernization aims to streamline 
operations, improve response times, and ultimately 
save lives by enhancing the efficiency and reliability of 
blood bank services.},
        keywords = {Blood Bank Management, Rapid Response,  Emergency Medical Systems, RFID Tracking, Real-  time Data Analytics, Healthcare Efficiency, Medical  Technology Integration, Blood Safety ResNet50.},
        month = {May},
        }