In this conversation, Aaron Epstein from GSMSG discusses the background and formation of GSMSG, their focus on training partners rather than providing services, and their work with military and security forces around the world. He shares lessons learned in surgical resuscitation, dealing with mass casualties, and planning for different phases of war. Aaron emphasizes the importance of tourniquet use and the need for more surgeons in combat situations. He also discusses the challenges in the training pipeline and the need for more medical training. The conversation concludes with a discussion on transportation challenges and lessons learned, as well as how to get in contact with GSMSG.Takeaways

GSMSG focuses on training partners rather than providing services.

Tourniquet use is vital in combat situations and should not be removed from the treatment algorithm.

Planning for different phases of war, including defensive, static, and offensive actions, is crucial for effective medical support.

There is a need for more surgeons and better medical training in combat situations.

Transportation challenges in combat zones require innovative solutions.

GSMSG can be contacted through their website, www.gsmsg.org.

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