Delta Development Team, Inc

03/27/2026

When every second counts, having the right resources on hand can save lives. Our MD-1 Emergency Response Program vehicles are among the first in Illinois to carry blood. 🚑

With this capability, Mercyhealth will be one of the few ground-based emergency response programs in the nation to equip its teams with this critical resource. The ability to provide transfusions at the scene of an accident or medical emergency can dramatically improve outcomes for patients experiencing severe blood loss due to trauma and other emergencies.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4t1yNxM

03/27/2026

Most research on whole blood resuscitation focuses on trauma patients.

But what about patients with severe non-traumatic hemorrhage?

In a new study, researchers from Wake Forest University School of Medicine examined survival outcomes and transfusion safety among 331 non-trauma patients who received whole blood during resuscitation.

The findings suggest whole blood can be safely administered in these patients, with very low rates of transfusion reactions.

Read more in : https://bit.ly/4cTarS5

03/27/2026

Richland Fire is launching a new whole blood program to save more lives in its community. With APRU providing reliable portable blood storage and BloodCOMM delivering real-time temperature monitoring and documentation, their crews can maintain full accountability and meet blood bank regulations—even while on the move.

New program brings blood products to crash scenes, could boost survival rates in Richland

03/27/2026

The DDT engineers do it again.

We were asked by Air Force Pararescue a simple question:
Can the SUBW run off a common, field-expedient power source like a DeWalt battery?

Yes. It can.

This is how we build—side by side with the end user, solving real problems in real environments. Not in theory. In practice.

At the same time, we operate within the realities of the FDA process. That means moving fast where we can, and doing it right where it matters.

Common batteries. Extreme environments. Life-saving capability.

That’s the standard.

03/26/2026

03/23/2026

Prehospital blood programs are growing fast, but many agencies still lack a clear, standardized approach for prehospital transfusion and field transfusion. This can lead to inconsistent transfusion protocols, uneven documentation and quality assurance, and higher risk during blood product transfusion in high-stress calls. The Advanced Damage Control Resuscitation and Prehospital Transfusion (ADaPT) course was built to close that gap by giving EMS teams and leaders practical, evidence-based training on Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR), hemorrhagic shock, and trauma resuscitation, including safe blood product administration EMS workflows and program readiness for EMS blood operations.
Co-developed by North American Rescue Training (NAR-T) and the Trauma Hemostasis and Oxygenation Research Network (THOR), this immersive three-day course blends foundational science, hands-on skills, and EMS simulation training to support real-world prehospital trauma care across trauma and non-trauma patients, including pediatric and geriatric considerations. Day 3 adds the systems and compliance focus agencies need to sustain safe programs, including key AABB and FDA requirements and operational best practices for high-reliability blood operations, with considerations for products such as low-titer O whole blood (LTOWB) where applicable to local protocol.

https://www.nareducation.com/course/view.php?id=138

03/23/2026

DDT is excited to announce that Cecil County has launched a new blood program. More lives will be saved in their community.

Check the video out:

Dozens of people heeded the call to donate blood in Elkton on Friday, excited over a new way to help save lives.“I used to give blood a lot and then I kind o...

03/17/2026

Teams change. Missions rotate. Equipment gets handed off.

We know many APRU and Delta ICE units are now with new operators who may not have received the original training.

If your team needs a refresher or first-time training, Delta Development Team can get you up to speed quickly.

Because when blood is needed, there’s no time to figure it out.

Contact us to schedule training:
sales@deltadevteam.com

03/16/2026

We’ve modernized how blood products are stored and monitored, strengthening chain-of-custody with precise, real-time temperature tracking for every unit. Our next-generation coolers provide continuous visibility into location and condition, helping confirm blood stays within strict clinical standards at all times—even in demanding field or transport environments.

BRIDGEPORT – Bridgeport Hospital Foundation has invested $40,000 in the hospital’s lifesaving prehospital blood transfusion program. With the new cash infusion, Bridgeport Hospital is providing new, upgraded coolers for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies to store the blood that paramedics...

03/10/2026

The Delta Development Team will be attending the Operational Medicine Symposium & Technical Showcase (OPMED) on March 17–18 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas.

You can find us at Booth 411 with QinFlow. Our team will be available to connect with attendees and discuss solutions supporting operational medicine and blood management.

If you are attending OPMED, stop by Booth 411 and see us. We look forward to meeting you.