Dhara Shukla, Geoff Shapiro, E Reed Smith, Babak Sarani
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Comparison of Law Enforcement Officer versus Emergency Medical Services Placed Tourniquets.
Tourniquet (TQ) use for hemorrhage control is a core skill for many law enforcement officers (LEO) and all emergency medical services (EMS) providers. However, LEO TQ training is not as intensive as EMS. Overuse of TQ can result in over triage. We hypothesize that LEO are more liberal than EMS with TQ placement.