Advanced Bleeding Control
The ASHI Advanced Bleeding Control training program is intended for individuals who desire or are required to become trained in the use of commercial and improvised control devices for the immediate management of severe external bleeding. This program can be used for standalone training on bleeding control or as a supplement to basic first aid training. The goal of this training program is to help students develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond in a severe bleeding emergency.
Bleeding Control for the Injured teaches participants the basic life-saving medical interventions, including bleeding control with pressure bandages, a tourniquet and gauze packs or topical hemostatic agents. The course is designed for NON-tactical law enforcement officers, firefighters, security personnel, teachers and other civilians requiring this basic training.
“The response to a traumatic incident, whether involving an active shooter or some other cause of injury, in fact, begins with bystander response.”
Advanced Bleeding Control Awareness
Approximately a one-hour class for Awareness. This program is intended for individuals who desire to gain more knowledge about the use of commercial and improvised control devices for the immediate management of severe external bleeding. The program is DVD driven and is used to help students understand the various bleeding control options available and see demonstrations regarding their use. Students may practice skills individually if time permits.
Bleeding Control for the injured exposes participants to basic life-saving medical interventions, including bleeding control with pressure bandages, a tourniquet and gauze packs or topical hemostatic agents.
The course is designed for all lay rescuers who wish additional knowledge or may be part of a response to a mass casualty incident, where a limited number of responders may need to treat larger numbers of bleeding patients.
“The response to a traumatic incident, whether involving an active shooter or some other cause of injury, in fact, begins with bystander response.”
Advanced Bleeding Control Course
Are you prepared to be a first responder in situations involving severe bleeding? Enroll in our Advanced Bleeding Control Awareness training course and develop the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and respond to life-threatening bleeding emergencies. Designed for individuals who want to be equipped with the essential skills to save lives, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of advanced bleeding control techniques. It raises awareness about the importance of prompt and effective intervention.
During this engaging training, participants will learn to identify and assess life-threatening bleeding. The program is video driven and is used to help students understand the various bleeding control options available and see demonstrations regarding their use. Students may practice skills individually if time permits.
At Rescue One Training for Life, we prioritize up-to-date information and best practices in bleeding control. Our course is designed to address the specific needs of individuals in various settings, including workplaces, schools, and community organizations. We provide practical guidance on establishing bleeding control programs and promoting a culture of preparedness and safety.
Upon successful completion of the Advanced Bleeding Control Awareness course, participants will be trained for bleeding emergencies.
Don’t wait to be prepared to save lives. Contact Rescue One Training for Life today and secure your spot in the Advanced Bleeding Control Awareness training course. Take this proactive step toward acquiring life-saving skills and becoming an asset in critical situations.
Be the difference between life and death. Enroll in our training course now and join Rescue One Training for Life in raising awareness and developing the skills necessary to respond effectively to bleeding emergencies.
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