FREE LIVE WEBINAR
Bleeding Control:
Questions & Experiments
… with Nothing on Hemostatics
How fast can someone actually bleed to death? How much pressure does it take to stop bleeding? What happens when a tourniquet falls short of arterial occlusion? And how much do factors like limb size, artery depth, device material, and pressure loss over time really matter?
Wednesday, September 9th, 2026
10:00 AM Los Angeles | 1:00 PM New York
Live via Zoom
About the Webinar
Join Sam Slishman, M.D., emergency physician, inventor, and tinkerer, for a one-hour exploration of bleeding control through questions, experiments, demonstrations, and lessons learned over years of testing.
Rather than reviewing standard algorithms, Dr. Sam will examine some of the physics and physiology behind the tools and techniques we use to control bleeding.
Designed for EMS professionals, tactical medicine trainers, Stop the Bleed instructors, educators, preppers and anyone interested in bleeding ... and getting it to stop.
About the Speaker
Sam Slishman, MD is a board-certified emergency physician, inventor, and educator with more than 30 years of clinical experience. He is the inventor of the Slishman Traction Splint and several other emergency medical devices.