International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) Volume: 09 Issue: 05 | May 2022
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Unused Medicine Donation System Using Mongodb Shreyas Kulkarni1, Rutuja Sapkal2, Bhishali Rathod3, Pragati Gawade4, Prof. Jayesh Sarwade5 1,2,3,4 B.E. 5
Students, Department of IT, Zeal College of engineering and Research , Maharashtra, India
Professor, Department of IT, Zeal College of engineering and Research, Maharashtra, India
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Abstract - This development aims to contribute treatments (medicines) that are either fresh or stale in nature. The new treatments can be handed to a poor individual who will be able to use them in the future. This programme assists the user in donating any unused medicines to a non-profit organisation. There are three people that make up this body: the administrator, the non-governmental organisation, and the user. A system administrator will log in and manage users, including deleting and barring users who are giving incorrect or expired drugs. In addition, the administration has a consultant, similar to the appointment requested by the NGO. The administration receives a monthly noise of remedies that have been contributed. Authorizations are used to register and login for non-profit organisations. They can promote a request for an appointment, which will be added to a more appropriate and comprehensive list by the administrator. The standard is managed by an NGO, which aids in the preservation of the history of the current medicines. In the event of a safety issue, an NGO can also modify their PIN. Authorizations are used to allow users to register and log in. They can provide remedies by providing remedy details and generating demand; once this has been agreed upon by the administration and the NGO, they will plan a date for the donation to take place. Also available to consumers is a history of their previous remedial transactions. Keywords: Medicine, NGO, Unused I. INTRODUCTION A. Overview When properly managed and controlled, a donation of tablets has the potential to save lives and alleviate suffering. Actual donation practises can result in savings in budgets for development funds, allowing these buildings to be used for other reasons instead of being decommissioned. The "Online Medicine Donation System" acts as a link between a vast network of pharmaceutical contributions and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), such as an old age home. A non-profit organisation (NGO) is a non-profit organisation that is self-governing of the state and all general administrative organisations. They are typically sponsored by blessings, while others are fully independent of government funding and are run entirely by volunteers in their hearts. Users of the Internet have expanded dramatically in the last one or two years, and the number is continually growing. As a result, it has become quite simple for users to access and utilise the website. We are aware that there are a number of existing donation sites for pharmaceutical items, but they are not up to the criteria and necessitate the use of additional manual data processing. We can overcome this challenge in the future by inventing new and emerging image processing technology. With this technology, we can overcome all of the challenges described above and create a website that is extremely user-friendly. B. Motivation Many people living in extreme poverty live in India. It is difficult for poor or low-income people to pay for their medication and health care.
As a result, they live in various diseases and as a result the number of deaths increases daily.
On the other hand, there are a number of people who are overdosing on drugs even after they have stopped taking medication. Here, we have set up a website for donating medicines to NGO’s. C. Goal and Objectives The aim and object of this project are to prepare an online portal for the collection of unused medicines so that they can be given to the people who are in need. © 2022, IRJET
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