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Find similar grantsPre-Hospital Blood Transfusion Program (Mehlville Fire Protection District) is sponsored by Mehlville Fire Protection District. This program equips Critical Care Paramedics and Nurses with the ability to administer life-saving blood transfusions on-site during critical emergencies, utilizing Low Titer O positive red blood cells and Type A plasma.
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