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Official site of the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care / Joint Trauma System. The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) is the prehospital arm of the Joint Trauma System for the Department of Defense. The CoTCCC is composed of 42 voting members specially selected as subject-matter experts in trauma, battlefield medicine, tactical medicine, prehospital medicine and their expe

rience in the deployed combat environment. The TCCC Working Group is composed of the CoTCCC and hundreds of subject-matter experts across many domains and liaisons from DoD, Government and Partner nation organizations. The CoTCCC and the TCCC Working Group focus all of their efforts on providing the best recommendations for training and equipment for our individual service members, combat medics, corpsman, pararescue, and med techs going into harm’s way around the world.

Big News! We're excited to announce the release of our Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) content on Deployed Medicine! This ...
18/06/2024

Big News!
We're excited to announce the release of our Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) content on Deployed Medicine! This new resource is designed specifically for those responsible for providing PCC training and developing PCC courses. Our collection provides the essential tools and minimum standards needed to deliver effective, life-saving care in PCC situations.
What's included in the release:
- Training Development Guide: step-by-step guide to help you create and implement high-quality PCC Training Programs to train like you are preparing to fight
- Learning Objectives
- Skill Instructions
- Skill Assessments
- Worksheets
- Quick Reference “Drug Cards”
- PCC Guidelines
- PCC Position and Consensus Statement
- Corresponding Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Videos
Explore our PCC collection and elevate your training programs today!
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Lessons Learned by the 75th Ranger Regiment during Twenty Years of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC).  Download the a...
09/03/2024

Lessons Learned by the 75th Ranger Regiment during Twenty Years of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). Download the article from the Army University Press website.

Military Review March-April 2024

New TCCC Curricula implemented abroad.Always find the latest about TCCC on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app....
01/03/2024

New TCCC Curricula implemented abroad.

Always find the latest about TCCC on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

Two Sailors from Naval Medical Forces Atlantic (NMFL) joined other commands in the Hampton Roads area to attend a “Trainer the Trainer” Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Tier 3 pilot course on board Naval Support Activity (NSA) Hampton Roads – Portsmouth Annex, Jan. 26.

The complete TCCC and En Route Care Journal Watch of 2023 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.www....
16/02/2024

The complete TCCC and En Route Care Journal Watch of 2023 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

www.deployedmedicine.com

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Guidelines for 2024 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.www.deployed...
15/02/2024

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Guidelines for 2024 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

www.deployedmedicine.com

There are a lot of myths and facts about Tourniquets in TCCC.  Know what is true.  Get your TCCC facts at www.deployedme...
07/07/2023

There are a lot of myths and facts about Tourniquets in TCCC. Know what is true. Get your TCCC facts at www.deployedmedicine.com

JEMX taking TCCC, DCR, MWD, FWB, CCATT training to the next level.                                                      ...
14/06/2023

JEMX taking TCCC, DCR, MWD, FWB, CCATT training to the next level.

The Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise 2023, hosted by the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, concluded on Friday.

Check out the recently published Consensus Statement by the CoTCCC and Prolonged Casualty Care Working Group.   "...but ...
11/05/2023

Check out the recently published Consensus Statement by the CoTCCC and Prolonged Casualty Care Working Group.

"...but first, Tactical Combat Casualty Care."
Tactical Combat Casualty Care is foundational to Prolonged Casualty Care

https://deployedmedicine.com/market/31/content/3263

Check out the recently published Consensus Statement by the CoTCCC and Prolonged Casualty Care Working Group.   https://...
11/05/2023

Check out the recently published Consensus Statement by the CoTCCC and Prolonged Casualty Care Working Group. https://deployedmedicine.com/market/31/content/3263

"...but first, Tactical Combat Casualty Care."
Tactical Combat Casualty Care is foundational to Prolonged Casualty Care

What is your unit's capability and readiness to execute fresh whole blood transfusions?The Marines are out in front deve...
30/03/2023

What is your unit's capability and readiness to execute fresh whole blood transfusions?

The Marines are out in front developing this service-wide training program.

While on a mission in a hostile environment, a U.S. Marine sustains a gunshot wound which strikes an artery, immediately causing decreased blood circulation and oxygenation throughout the body. In

Journal Watch 2021 for Tactical & En Route Combat Casualty CareCheck out the complete TCCC and En Route Combat Casualty ...
25/04/2022

Journal Watch 2021 for Tactical & En Route Combat Casualty Care

Check out the complete TCCC and En Route Combat Casualty Care Journal Watch for the publishing months of January to December 2021. https://bit.ly/3rKRloX

A continuous review of medical literature allows us to keep pace with evidence-based medicine and provide the best guidelines and best practices in tactical combat casualty care.
Posting of articles does not imply agreement or disagreement with the contents nor constitute a change in TCCC or ERCCC practices.

Links are provided to respective publications for further reading and research. Additional log-in requirements may be required at various websites. The JTS and Deployed Medicine does not provide downloadable articles or free access to journal sites. Access may be acquired through service medical departments/commands or medical agencies/organizations.

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Always find the latest TCCC training and education material on the Deployed Medicine mobile app or at www.deployedmedicine.com/tccc.

Have you updated the Deployed Medicine app on your mobile device?Always find the latest TCCC, PCC, and JTS training and ...
29/01/2022

Have you updated the Deployed Medicine app on your mobile device?

Always find the latest TCCC, PCC, and JTS training and education materials at the Deployed Medicine website or on the mobile app available for iTunes, Android, and Google devices.

The Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) guidelines are a consolidated list of casualty-centric knowledge, skills, and best pra...
21/01/2022

The Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) guidelines are a consolidated list of casualty-centric knowledge, skills, and best practices intended to serve as the DoD baseline clinical practice guidance to guide casualty management over a prolonged amount of time in austere, remote, or expeditionary settings, and/or during long-distance movements.

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Always find the latest PCC training and education materials at the Deployed Medicine website or on the mobile app available for iTunes, Android, and Google devices.
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UPDATED TCCC GUIDELINES FOR 2021 at https://bit.ly/3HtGdCj or https://go.usa.gov/xtx6R or www.deployedmedicine.com/marke...
03/01/2022

UPDATED TCCC GUIDELINES FOR 2021 at https://bit.ly/3HtGdCj or https://go.usa.gov/xtx6R or www.deployedmedicine.com/market/31/content/40

Stay synchronized with the 2021 Updated TCCC guidelines on junctional devices, cricothyroidotomy options, extraglottic choices, ketamine dosage, and abdominal injuries.

Always find the latest TCCC training and education materials at the Deployed Medicine website or on the mobile app available for iTunes, Android, and Google devices.

www.deployedmedicine.com or search app store for “Deployed Medicine”

SUMMARY OF 2021 CHANGES:

3. Massive Hemorrhage
b. “CoTCCC-Recommended” is removed from junctional tourniquets. No specific products are recommended by the CoTCCC. End users should select any FDA-approved device that is indicated for junctional hemorrhage control.

4. Airway Management
d. Removes Cric-Key technique as preferred option for surgical cricothyroidotomy and remove “least desirable option” from the standard open surgical technique. Units and end users should use the technique they are best trained to execute.

Airway Notes: Removes iGel as the preferred extraglottic airway. Units may still use iGel if mission are at high elevation or evacuation is at high altitudes.

6. Analgesia – adjust Ketamine IV/IO dosing to 20-30 mg (or 0.2 – 0.3 mg/kg)

12. Inspect and dress known wounds
b. Adds the preference of cleaning abdominal evisceration with clean and warm water if possible; clarifies guidance on conditions to attempt reduction of abdominal contents; that patient should remain NPO and NOT be administered oral medicals (Combat Wound Medication pack) and removes prolonged care considerations (now covered in separate PCC guidelines).

Integrating TCCC, the Valkyrie blood program and evacuation from a mountainside raid to an amphibious landing ship.  Cha...
23/07/2021

Integrating TCCC, the Valkyrie blood program and evacuation from a mountainside raid to an amphibious landing ship.
Challenge Achieved!

During a recent exercise on Okinawa, the 31st MEU and USS Germantown (L*D 42) employed a tactic not commonly used since World War II.

30 Years after Desert Storm, Military Medicine Evolving ‘Phenomenally’
15/06/2021

30 Years after Desert Storm, Military Medicine Evolving ‘Phenomenally’

Take a few minutes to view a presentation on the 2020 updates to the TCCC Guidelines.This presentation covers updates to...
01/03/2021

Take a few minutes to view a presentation on the 2020 updates to the TCCC Guidelines.

This presentation covers updates to:
• Hypothermia Prevention
• TXA Changes
• Fluid Resuscitation Changes
• Analgesia Changes
• Abdominal Eviscerations
• Comprehensive Review

Originally presented 07 Jan 2021 on the JTS Combat
Casualty Care Conference.























Tactical Combat Casualty Care Updates – Jan 2021 by Joint Trauma System A presentation about the new Tactical Combat Casualty Care Updates – Jan 2021 by Brendon Drew, DO, FAAEM, FWM, FACEP, Harold Montgomery, SO-ATP   This presentation covers annual updates to:   Hypothermia Prevention...

Have you ever wanted to ask a question directly to the Committee on TCCC?  Post it here...
04/02/2021

Have you ever wanted to ask a question directly to the Committee on TCCC? Post it here...

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Mission: To develop on an ongoing basis the best possible set of trauma care guidelines customized for the tactical environment and to facilitate the transition of these recommendations into battlefield trauma care practice. The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) is the prehospital arm of the Joint Trauma System for the Department of Defense. The CoTCCC is composed of 42 voting members specially selected as subject-matter experts in trauma, battlefield medicine, tactical medicine, prehospital medicine and their experience in the deployed combat environment. The TCCC Working Group is composed of the CoTCCC and hundreds of subject-matter experts across many domains and liaisons from DoD, Government and Partner nation organizations. The CoTCCC and the TCCC Working Group focus all of their efforts on providing the best recommendations for training and equipment for our individual service members, combat medics, corpsman, pararescue, and med techs going into harm’s way around the world.

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