Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) is a prime example of something that isn’t the plan but needs a plan. It requires its own protocols, training, and preparation. Failing to plan for PCC means hoping for the best instead of preparing for the worst, a dangerous mindset in operational medicine.
**Minimalism** *Minimalism, noun* 1. A style or technique (in music, literature, or design) characterized by extreme spareness and simplicity.Many EDC (Everyday Carry) enthusiasts often overlook the importance of medical care in their daily lives. However, being prepared for most medical...
Since its inception, the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) has evolved its guidance on tourniquet placement, especially with advancements in battlefield medicine and lessons learned from conflicts. 1. Early Guidance (1990s-early 2000s): Initially, CoTCCC recognized the need for clear...
The leaves have changed colour and are beginning to fall to the ground. The days are shorter and colder. The wind is crisp and chilling. Winter is on its way. Along with the winter season, there is an increase in...
CTOMS™ Academy announces the release of Tactical Trauma Care Essential – Japanese™. CTOMS™, in partnership with Fujita Medical Instruments™, has launched a Japanese version of CTOMS™ Academy’s TCCC/TECC online training. The course is now available to Japanese service members through...
