Emergency intervention: Why public access to bleed control kits is essential

19th February 2022Reuben Gilmore, Sales Director, Aero Healthcare

Severe injuries leading to significant bleeding – whether caused by criminal acts such as knife crime or terror attacks, or through accidents – can easily result in loss of life; but the availability of bleed control packs, and the training in how to use them, can enable the public to intervene and save lives, believes Reuben Gilmore, Sales Director at Aero Healthcare.

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Emergency intervention: Why public access to bleed control kits is essential

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