Stopping the Bleed is setting its sights on reducing New Zealand's road deaths. Over the last two years, 2017 and 2018, 758 people have died as a result of road crashes, with 2018 having the worst total in a decade at 380.
View these simple training videos below and see how you can stop bleeding using a C.A.T Tourniquet or with Celox; a specially treated dressing which clots blood on contact.
A campaign to raise public awareness about life threatening severe bleeding after an accident has been launched today by New Zealand healthcare company Pharmaco Medical + Emergency, and is being supported by the Medical Director for St John.