Blooders
Transforming the Experiences of Donating Blood and Changing Paradigms
Abstract
Blooders is known for developing technology that transforms the Voluntary Blood Donation Activity into a positive experience. They have launched the first digital platform in LATAM which connects people who need blood with non-remunerated voluntary donors and hospitals to enhance the donation experience. If there is a patient that has encountered an emergency and needs blood, the mobile application allows the community to interact quickly and easily, members help in the process of recruiting voluntary blood donors to meet the patient’s needs. Furthermore, Blooders developed an interactive website, a digital chatbot agent available 24/7 to interact with the community, and a blood bank management system with visionary features.
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