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Mobile module for SafeTrace® system

June 18, 2009

In August, a new version of Mobile Collection was released. This application is a mobile module of the SafeTrace system used on laptops. SafeTrace is a blood bank business process support system. In this new release the communication interface that enables information exchange with the DonorDoc system was implemented.

SafeTrace®: Complex is a UNIX based business process support system with a character based user interface. The first version of SafeTrace system was released in the middle of the 1980’s, and following the trends in these times, it was developed in COBOL with Oracle database support. Given the high maturity, reliability, and availability of SafeTrace, it is still the system preferred by Hospitals and Blood Centers. The SafeTrace system continues to be developed, adapting to the customer’s needs and expanding the program with new modules.

DonorDoc®: A module of SafeTrace, DonorDoc is a web application that was developed to automate and streamline pre-donation administrative tasks.. The system is developed in ASP.NET 2.0, with Oracle database support. This module registers and analyzes the results of the donor’s questionnaire, and records the results of pre-donation testing. This information is then forwarded to the SafeTrace or Mobile Collection systems.

Mobile Collection®: Also a module of the SafeTrace system,  Mobile Collection provides a more intuitive, easy to use interface compared to the character based user interface. The most recent version of Mobile Collection is developed in Delphi 2007 with Oracle 10g, and Oracle 9i support. Migration of this product to .NET is planned for a future release.

István Attila Félis, Synthesis-Net PM