History of STOP THE BLEED®
In 2012, there was an active shooter event with 20 children and adult casualties at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. Following this, a local surgeon who was Chair of the Connecticut State Committee on Trauma convened a panel of experts later known as the Hartford Consensus. With the goal to improve victim survival following mass shootings and other acts of mass violence, STOP THE BLEED®, a national public awareness campaign was created and launched in October of 2015
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Since the creation of the STOP THE BLEED® program, it has continued to grow with the first publicly introduced bleed control training courses in 2016. Thousands of individuals have since been trained and medical professionals to become course trainers. Contact us today at 740-477-9667 or fill out the form above to learn where you can get trained in STOP THE BLEED®