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IJSREM53189
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9 |
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Oct 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Organ donation is crucial for saving lives, yet current systems for managing donors and recipients often struggle with issues such as fragmented data, lack of transparency, and slow matching processes. This research presents LifeServe, a centralized web-based platform aimed at integrating and streamlining organ donor and receiver information. The proposed system guarantees secure data handling. It allows for real-time matching and provides easy access for hospitals and patients. By using blockchain technology, LifeServe improves data transparency and blocks unauthorized changes to medical records. The platform includes features for donor registration, recipient request management, verification, and blockchain-based transaction tracking. This method reduces human errors, boosts matching efficiency, and fosters trust among participants in the organ donation ecosystem. Experimental results show that LifeServe offers a more reliable and efficient way to manage organ donation records, paving the way for a transparent, technology-driven healthcare system.
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10/24/2025
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