TABLE 3.
Overview of Expert Panel Responses Regarding the Training of Bleeding Control Providers, Registries, and Guidelines
| Training: | Panel Members Agreeing (n) | Consensus Reached |
|---|---|---|
| (1) A training curriculum for ABC modalities should include all of the following: a didactic component, simulator skills, animal laboratory skills and cadaver skills | 23/27; 85.2% | Yes |
| (2) Endovascular bleeding control skills should be a standard part of the training curriculum for military care providers | 23/27; 85.2% | Yes |
| (3) There should be an official guideline dictating the frequency of ABC training | 25/27; 92.6% | Yes |
| (4) Providing physicians should follow refresher training for ABC skills in general at least every 2 years and before deployment | 22/28; 78.6% | Yes |
| (5) Training of endovascular bleeding control skills should be refreshed more frequently than other bleeding control skills training | 20/27; 74.1% | Yes |
| (6) Providing physicians should follow refresher training for endovascular bleeding control skills at least annually and before any deployment | 24/28; 85.7% | Yes |
| (7) Providing nonphysicians should follow refresher training for ABC skills at least annually and before any deployment | 26/28; 92.9% | Yes |
| Registries and guidelines: | Panel members agreeing (n) | Consensus reached |
|---|---|---|
| (8) There should be an international collaboration to formulate best CPGs and recommendations on bleeding control care | 19/27; 70.4% | Yes |
| (9) In addition to an international CPG dictating bleeding control care, each nation should be able to make its own nation-specific adjustments | 26/28; 92.9% | Yes |
| (10) In a formal CPG dictating bleeding control care, REBOA should be explicitly discussed | 27/27; 100% | Yes |
| (11) There should be an international collaboration to register patients in whom ABC devices are deployed in an international registry | 20/27; 74.1% | Yes |
| (12) There should be an international collaboration to collect data on bleeding control to capture “lessons learned” or for process improvement | 19/27; 70.4% | Yes |
| (13) There should be an international collaboration to capture data on REBOA use other than the patient case history to capture “lessons learned” or for process improvement | 23/27; 85.2% | Yes |