In this webinar, TacMed's military and police expert Dan Stout will highlight some of the key "Stop the Bleed" components used during initial interventions in a trauma related medical response, including the SOF-Tourniquet, Olaes, Trauma Bandage, hemostatic agents, and chest seals.
These interventions will be demonstrated on a TacMed high fidelity, realistic simulator which can repeatedly replicate real world injuries to EMS, Police, Military and other and Emergency First Responders.

Such realistic austere environment training manikins enable for meaningful practice of trauma-based medical skills with actual "Stop the Bleed" intervention devices, enhancing the proficiency and confidence of learners. Such simulated activities translate into optimal performance during actual patient victim events.

Whether it’s a professional First Responder or a citizen bystander who has completed “Stop the Bleed” training, having the appropriate skill set with real-world equipment is vital to providing lifesaving care.