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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Emergency Management Search Menu Search for: Search Close Close HomeHome Fire Fire Extinguishers Severe Weather Extreme Temperature Emergency Preparedness Coordinators (EPCs) and Key Management Contacts (KMCs) Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) Bleeding Control Program WashU Safe App Subscribe to WashUAlerts Subscribe to Crime Alerts/Security Memos BE PREPARED Programs WashUAlerts System WashUEM Training WASHU Emergency Management Bleeding Control Program BE PREPARED › Bleeding Control Program The Washington University Bleeding Control Program helps the community and its first responders prepare for and respond to mass casualty events. Medical oversight is provided by Dr. David Tan, Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services Section Chief. Non-Responder Preparedness WashU Emergency Management supports mass casualty preparedness among its non-responder community through placement of bleeding control supplies across its campuses. These supplies are co-located with automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in stationary cabinets. Each Individual Patrol Officer Kit (IPOK) contains trauma gloves, a tourniquet, gauze and emergency trauma dressing. Non-responders interested in learning more about the national Stop the Bleed program or associated trainings can learn more on the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Stop the Bleed website or reach out to WashU Emergency Management at [email protected] Responder Preparedness Additionally, the Bleeding Control Program provides a select number of Rescue Task Force Mass Casualty Incident (RTF &＃8211; MCI) bags for the responder community, which includes Medical School Protective Services, Washington University Police Department and the Washington University Emergency Medical Support Team (Danforth campus only). The MCI bags contain: Throw & Go Trauma Individual First Aid Kits (2) Bleeding Control Kit Airway/Chest Kit Hypothermia Kit Additional trauma and triage supplies Additional resources Be Prepared: Mass Casualty incidents  Stop the Bleed at WashU National Stop the Bleed program BE PREPARED Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) Bleeding Control Program Mental Health Resources Fire Extreme Temperature Severe Weather Building Flood Hazardous Materials Spill (On-site) Tornado Utility Failure Mass Casualty (Community Incident) Active Shooter/Person with a Weapon Cyber Threat Civil Unrest Earthquake Contact TO REPORT AN EMERGENCY Danforth Campus: 314-935-5555 School of Medicine: 314-362-4357 North/West/South Campus: 911 then 314-935-5555 Off Campus: 911 then 314-935-5555 For Non-Emergencies, Contact314-747-5092 | [email protected] Quick LinksPublications Faculty Resources Emergency Management Training WASHU Emergency Management BE PREPARED Tools &＃038; Resources WashUAlerts System Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) Hazardous Materials – Environmental Health &＃038; Safety WashU Facilities Planning &＃038; Management resources for contractors HomeMedical School Campus Danforth Campus North Campus West Campus For public safety officials onlyAlertus Login BED Login Everbridge Login Veoci Login ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis