In a MASCAL scenario, complexity can cost lives. A recent Journal of Special Operations Medicine (JSOM) article highlights how responders triage when resources are limited and chaos unfolds.
In this video, we break down what to prioritize, how to think fast, and why simpler systems might be more effective than you think.
Triage smart. Move fast. Save lives.
Trauma is the leading cause of death in the U.S. before professional help arrives—and it can happen anywhere, anytime. In this video, Doc Miles from North American Rescue explains why carrying a trauma kit is essential for everyone, not just first responders.
Learn how to choose the right kit based on your training, activities, and environment.
Stay ready. Save lives.
North American Rescue's NAR Doc reviews a field expedient way of determining if your blood bag is full when a scale isn't available. This is valuable for prolonged field care and dealing with blood collection and transfusions when a field hospital or higher level of care is not available.
Ian breaks down how getting a service dog helped him regain control, stay alert, and stay present—without burning out. With support from nonprofits like Special Operations Wounded Warriors and Baden K9, Ian was paired with dogs trained to help him navigate life after service.
If someone near you experienced a cardiac arrest would you know how to use the AED? Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere—and an AED can be the difference between life and death.
In this video, Doc Miles from North American Rescue walks you through how to properly use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Learn when to apply an AED, how to use it effectively, and what to do before and after delivering a shock.
Time matters. Know the steps. Be ready to save a life.
