Die STOP THE BLEED Kurse mit TECC-Grundlagen

Tactical casualty care is the key to the rapid and effective treatment of life-threatening bleeding.

Whether in crisis situations, in the military or in the emergency services: tactical casualty care or tactical medicine is essential for saving lives quickly and effectively. Because in emergencies, every second counts and fast and targeted care can mean the difference between life and death.

The STOP THE BLEED® courses with TECC basics provide practical knowledge and practical skills to be able to act quickly and effectively in crisis situations. We show how to stabilize emergency patients and stop critical bleeding. We place particular emphasis on the use of tactical medical devices and innovative procedures to ensure the best possible care.

The course is practice-oriented and teaches you the skills you need to act quickly and professionally in an emergency.

We not only teach you the theoretical basics, but also deepen your knowledge through practical exercises and case studies.

This course is primarily for people who have to care for themselves (and others) in an emergency, such as police officers, security services, rescue services, hunters, marksmen, soldiers, etc. and is designed in accordance with the TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) guidelines.

In addition to the content of the STOP THE BLEED® course, tactical behavior, self-treatment and other equipment are also covered.

The course takes place in cooperation with Ebbersmeyer Consulting GmbH.
Ebbersmeyer Consulting GmbH is an official training partner of the US Department of Defense for STOP THE BLEED® in Germany and a recognized training partner of the Co-TECC (Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) for Tactical Medicine.

• Behavior in tactical situations

• Detecting and localizing life-threatening bleeding

• Pressure bandages with the Emergency-Bandage®

• Tying with the CAT™ Tourniquet Tying System and the SOFTT-W Tourniquet

• Tamponing of gunshot, cut and stab wounds

• Transport of wounded

• Care for several wounded

• CPR resuscitation (CPR - cardiopulmonary resuscitation)

• Handling the AED (automated external defibrillator)

• Useful extensions to the first aid equipment according to
DIN 13164 and DIN 13157

• IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) and JFAK (Joint First Aid Kit)

• EDC (Everyday Carry)

Ebbersmeyer Consulting GmbH

The course is on German

Weißenseer Weg 37, 13055 Berlin, Andres Industries AG