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ARMED SERVICES BLOOD PROGRAM JOINT BLOOD PROGRAM HANDBOOK
ARMED SERVICES BLOOD PROGRAM JOINT BLOOD PROGRAM HANDBOOK
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This Joint Blood Program Handbook outlines the functions and responsibilities of the operating
elements of the Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP) that could be required to ensure the
management and distribution of Class VIII B (Blood) during a contingency operation. Use of the
information contained in this handbook is for those in the Military Health System (MHS) areas, who
manage and assist in any way with blood and blood products distribution.
Upon activation, or "Stand-up," of the Joint Blood Program Office (JBPO) during a domestic
emergency or operational contingency, the Combatant Command JBPO and/or the Commander, Joint Task Force (CJTF) JBPO will issue a message indicating "WHO'S WHO IN CLASS VIII B
MANAGEMENT" for the Joint Area of Operations (JAO). During a "stand-up," make sure that you place the information from that message into this booklet and carry it with you when you deploy for easy reference when you arrive at the assigned duty station within the JAO. If there are any questions of a technical or organizational nature regarding the Joint Blood Program in your JAO, get answers for those questions by going directly to the JBPO, do not guess.
elements of the Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP) that could be required to ensure the
management and distribution of Class VIII B (Blood) during a contingency operation. Use of the
information contained in this handbook is for those in the Military Health System (MHS) areas, who
manage and assist in any way with blood and blood products distribution.
Upon activation, or "Stand-up," of the Joint Blood Program Office (JBPO) during a domestic
emergency or operational contingency, the Combatant Command JBPO and/or the Commander, Joint Task Force (CJTF) JBPO will issue a message indicating "WHO'S WHO IN CLASS VIII B
MANAGEMENT" for the Joint Area of Operations (JAO). During a "stand-up," make sure that you place the information from that message into this booklet and carry it with you when you deploy for easy reference when you arrive at the assigned duty station within the JAO. If there are any questions of a technical or organizational nature regarding the Joint Blood Program in your JAO, get answers for those questions by going directly to the JBPO, do not guess.
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