ArticleTrauma surgery & acute care open2026
Prehospital Blood Transfusion Coalition: framework for EMS Blood Program Coordinator responsibilities.
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- EMS blood coordinators: core to the mission of saving lives with prehospital blood transfusion.Trauma surgery & acute care open · 2026Article
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Abstract
Background: The success of prehospital blood transfusion programs depends not only on clinical guidelines and provider competencies but also on robust program coordination. Methods: This guidance defines the scope and responsibilities of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Blood Program Coordinators and Program Managers, in alignment with the AABB (American Association of Blood and Biotherapies) Results: Responsibilities include validating storage and transport systems, ensuring continuous monitoring of blood components, standardizing education, and facilitating interagency collaboration. By formalizing this role, the guideline supports safe and consistent program operations across diverse EMS systems. Conclusion: Collectively, the PHBTC series provides a structured framework to advance prehospital transfusion as a reliable, evidence-based intervention that improves outcomes for patients with life-threatening hemorrhage.
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