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We want people and organizations to understand what medical equipment they need, what they should purchase, and equally importantly, what to avoid.

  • We don’t sell gear and don’t get kickbacks when students buy gear we believe is supported by the medical literature.
  • We train people who want to help in emergencies, especially those in high-risk environments.

We want everyone to get the training and supplies they need to be Force Multipliers for Good and make our communities more resilient.

User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

X-Stat 30 Trainer on a bleeding model

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage, Equipment
September 15, 2018

Using the XStat 30 trainer in an in-person class on a TrueClot wound model. The sponges immediately expand in the wound and rapidly exert pressure you can feel under your hand. *provided as demonstration only, Dr. Shertz has no financial …

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Dr. Shertz demonstrates wound packing 4-different ways with a Phokus wound cube
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

Wound packing 4-ways with the Phokus Wound Cube

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage, Equipment
September 1, 2018

Teaching wound packing has always been challenging as there are few good wound packing models. The Phokus wound cube has 4 different wound profiles and has a realistic texture. In this short video, see the wound cube packed with Combat …

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An excerpt from our CTC2 course demonstrates the skill station of performing a surgical airway with the NAR airway tracheostomy kit with bougie-introducer
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

North American Rescue tracheostomy airway kit

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (A) Airway, Equipment
August 31, 2018

The North American Rescue tracheostomy airway with bougie introducer is demonstrated in a surgical airway. This an excerpt from our Complete Tactical Casualty Care course skills station ….

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User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

XSTAT 12 Trainer on a Hog Thigh

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage, Equipment
August 15, 2018

Used the X-Stat trainers in class today on a hog thigh with a simulated femoral artery laceration. This narrow wound track is a challenge to pack with Kerlix Gauze, the X-Stat 12 applicator worked awesomely.

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Bailout Bag with medical supplies marked in red duct tape
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

Red X Marks the Spot: Mark your medical gear to help rescuers find it

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Equipment
April 28, 2018

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] If you are carrying medical gear on your person, its location needs to be clearly marked so rescuers can find it in an emergency. Just as emergency exits are marked with colored signs to make them easier to spot, …

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A photo showing the small time savings of using a single routed 7th gen CAT vs a 6th generation double eyelet routing.
User Avatar Mike Shertz MD/18D

Single vs Double Routing of the Eyelet on the CAT Tourniquet

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage, Equipment
January 11, 2018

Change in CAT tourniquets from 6th to 7th generation In October 2015, the 6th generation Combat Application Tourniquet, or CAT, with its double-eyelet buckle was discontinued, in favor of the 7th generation CAT which has only a single-eyelet routed buckle.  …

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