By Macall Leslie Salewon, MPH, Epidemiologist
Background
In critical moments when every second counts, the administration of blood in the field can mean the difference between life and death. But how often is prehospital blood utilized in ground and air transport? And what does the data reveal about its impact on trauma care? This month’s report offers a nationwide snapshot of the growing adoption of prehospital blood administration programs, uncovering the types of responses and patients most frequently receiving this critical prehospital intervention.
Inside the Report
Covering multiple modes of transport and the characteristics of those receiving blood products, the report summarizes the evolving landscape of prehospital blood delivery. The data reveals notable differences in how resources are used depending on the mode of transport, while also shedding light on surprising trends in trauma-related blood administration by gender. With data spanning nearly 4,000 documented cases of prehospital blood use from agencies across the country, this report provides valuable insights for EMS teams seeking to improve outcomes for patients experiencing hemorrhagic shock and severe trauma.Â
Get the data and insights your team needs to stay ahead of this vital EMS trend. Download the full report to help your organization deliver cutting-edge care when it matters most.
Tomorrow Won’t Look Like Today. Prepare for What’s Next.
See the bigger picture and confidently face the challenges ahead with our industry-leading solutions.