| Contract Number: | FA8650-08-C-6834 | Contractor Address: 6931 Arlington Road, Suite 575, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 |
| Contractor Name: | CAMRIS International | Expiration of SBIR Data Rights Period: September 15, 2015 |
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Project news
The CAMRIS International/Global Med Technologies® team produces its first year report for the US Air Force (USAF) and Armed Services’ Blood Program (ASBP) Global Profile Blood Donor Database
Bethesda, MD – September 25, 2009 The CAMRIS International/Wyndgate team has successfully completed their first year for contract FA8650-08-C-6834 for the development of the BEST software prototype. BEST is being designed to meet specifications for the US Air Force (USAF), US Navy, and US Army. BEST will be easy and flexible to deploy in the field and can be embraced by other civilian blood donor facilities, national security, emergency response national forces, and NATO allies. Noteworthy in this 12 month period is the completion and demonstration of the majority of the functional DoD requirements established for the BEST prototype.
The report includes goals achieved in this period of performance such as: an executed data use agreement between CAMRIS/USAF, successful transfer of AFBP Defense Blood Standard System (DBSS) retired data to CAMRIS, the launching of a secure website for the public and working groups, and two live demonstrations of DoD requirements including: a) Global Donor Deferral using form DD572, b) Global “lookback”, and c) Accurate, timely, and readily available reports.
This global profile software technology solution represents a clear innovation to the ASBP DBSS database of blood donors and will be able to provide continuous and universal access to donors’ information in a secure setting, to help ensure data integrity, reliability and proper records management. BEST will assure the data are filed continually with each donor visit, each blood collection, each infectious disease test, each component manufactured from every donation and the final disposition of every blood component, and others. This project started as an idea from Major Ileana Hauge (USAF/WFAFB) to overcome day-to-day shortcomings, and developed into a small business innovation research (SBIR) project. BEST represents an innovative approach within real constraints to global profile software technology with both local and global field deployment potential capabilities.
The CAMRIS International/Global Med Technologies® team produces its first year report for the US Air Force (USAF) and Armed Services’ Blood Program (ASBP) Global Profile Blood Donor Database
Bethesda, MD – September 25, 2009 The CAMRIS International/Wyndgate team has successfully completed their first year for contract FA8650-08-C-6834 for the development of the BEST software prototype. BEST is being designed to meet specifications for the US Air Force (USAF), US Navy, and US Army. BEST will be easy and flexible to deploy in the field and can be embraced by other civilian blood donor facilities, national security, emergency response national forces, and NATO allies. Noteworthy in this 12 month period is the completion and demonstration of the majority of the functional DoD requirements established for the BEST prototype.
The report includes goals achieved in this period of performance such as: an executed data use agreement between CAMRIS/USAF, successful transfer of AFBP Defense Blood Standard System (DBSS) retired data to CAMRIS, the launching of a secure website for the public and working groups, and two live demonstrations of DoD requirements including: a) Global Donor Deferral using form DD572, b) Global “lookback”, and c) Accurate, timely, and readily available reports.
This global profile software technology solution represents a clear innovation to the ASBP DBSS database of blood donors and will be able to provide continuous and universal access to donors’ information in a secure setting, to help ensure data integrity, reliability and proper records management. BEST will assure the data are filed continually with each donor visit, each blood collection, each infectious disease test, each component manufactured from every donation and the final disposition of every blood component, and others. This project started as an idea from Major Ileana Hauge (USAF/WFAFB) to overcome day-to-day shortcomings, and developed into a small business innovation research (SBIR) project. BEST represents an innovative approach within real constraints to global profile software technology with both local and global field deployment potential capabilities.