Prehospital Whole Blood Use: From 1% to 63%
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Prehospital Whole Blood Use: From 1% to 63%

Infographic showing Virginia prehospital whole blood use increased from 1% to 63% with blood bag illustration.
Infographic showing statewide data on prehospital whole blood transfusion outcomes including survival rates and transport times.
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Carousel · Oct 2026 · 1 min read

In brief

In brief

This carousel examines the dramatic increase in prehospital whole blood utilization from 1% to 63% using ESO Data Collaborative analytics. The content explores adoption patterns and protocol implementation across emergency medical services systems for hemorrhagic shock management.

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A clinical comparison chart displaying three treatment modalities in vertical columns with icons, percentage metrics, and outcome indicators. Each column uses distinct color coding and includes graphical representations of success rates, complication profiles, and patient ambulation data. Statistical data is presented with bar graphs and numerical percentages.

Prehospital and EMS data. A social-media carousel drawing on ESO Data Collaborative data.
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  1. Data Source: ESO Data Collaborative | DID YOU KNOW | prehospital whole blood use in Virginia grew from | 1% → 63% | Swipe right
  2. Data Source: ESO Data Collaborative | THE REAL-WORLD PICTURE | First-ever statewide look at who receives prehospital whole blood: | Patients (2021–2024) | 70 | EMS-to-blood time | 16 min | Direct to trauma center | 94% | Survival rate | 71% | Median ISS | 17 | 1 in 4 had EMS transport ≥26 min — without prehospital blood, critical delay. | Source: Fernandez et al., JOEM 2023 | Swipe right
  3. Data Source: ESO Data Collaborative | WANT THE FULL RESEARCH? VISIT ESO.COM FOR THE WHITE PAPER.
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