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A six-county pilot makes Indiana the eleventh U.S. state to authorize prehospital whole-blood programs.
The Indiana State Department of Health has authorized a six-county pilot program permitting credentialed paramedics to administer whole-blood transfusions in the field, making Indiana the eleventh U.S. state to formally authorize a prehospital whole-blood program.
The pilot is funded by a state appropriation passed in March and runs for 24 months.
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