We encourage you to use the resources on this page to help spread the word about the STOP THE BLEED® campaign. Here you’ll find training materials to learn about bleeding control techniques, documents about the history of the program, and more.
Our Save a Life flowchart will help you control bleeding after an injury. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on the boxes within the flowchart for additional instructions.
Download our STOP THE BLEED® poster for a quick reference when an emergency arises. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on each section for additional instructions.
Download the Spanish version our STOP THE BLEED® poster for a quick reference when an emergency arises. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on each section for additional instructions.
Our Save a Life flowchart will help you control bleeding after an injury. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on the boxes within the flowchart for additional instructions.
Download our STOP THE BLEED® poster for a quick reference when an emergency arises. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on each section for additional instructions.
Download the Spanish version our STOP THE BLEED® poster for a quick reference when an emergency arises. Don't forget to always call 9-1-1 first. Click on each section for additional instructions.
The Hartford Consensus recommends that an integrated active shooter response should include the critical actions contained in the acronym THREAT.
In this video, Lenworth M. Jacobs, Jr., MD, MPH, FACS, walks you through how to apply a tourniquet on a bleeding victim.
This brief video provides an overview of recommended response and bleeding control protocol in the event of a mass casualty event.
This film is a powerful reminder that at a moment's notice, any one of us might find ourselves in a situation where we are the help until help arrives. The film calls on all Americans to remake what it means to be a bystander. Video courtesy of FEMA.
Learn about STOP THE BLEED® kits that are popping up in public sites across the nation and on TV's Code Black (CBS, 2015-2018). Video courtesy of Hartford HealthCare.