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CTOMS will be closed for our annual inventory April 22-26. CTOMS will not be open for walk in sales and orders will not be shipped during this time. Please expect delays on shipments for the end of April and beginning of May.

Human Performance in Combat Casualty Care

SKU MET-C0006
by CTOMS
Original price $165.00 - Original price $165.00
Original price
$165.00
$165.00 - $165.00
Current price $165.00
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  • Description
  • Course Contents
  • Human Performance in Combat Casualty Care or HPCCC is a foundational, organic CTOMS program with unique and exclusive content. This video series is highly recommended for all CTOMS students of any level. This course was originally created in 2007 to prepare military medic students on pre-deployment training for Afghanistan on how to cope with what can often be the debilitating effects of combat and combat casualties. This program has evolved to offer all levels of tactical and non-tactical care providers with human performance enhancing tools.

    HPCCC is comprised of two video series. Part 1 is a series of 5 videos that focuses on situational awareness and the decision-making process. Part 2 is a series of seven videos that focuses on stress and performance. This course provides valuable knowledge and tools to create the right mindset and sets the stage for optimizing learning and field performance in the management of complex trauma casualties, in chaotic environments.

    Total time of all videos: 1:37:23

    Access to the course is for 3 years from the course start date.


    Prerequisites

    Highly Recommended (critical to understanding content):

    Recommended (may clarify content):

  • Course Content Includes:
    1. Situational Awareness
    2. OODA AIPA Feedback Loop
    3. Decision Making Process
    4. Loss and Recovery of Situational Awareness
    5. Phobias