Submit a Use Case - Compression Works

Please do not include patient identifiers. Share a real-world clinical or operational experience. Submissions are reviewed internally and may be used for education or awareness with approval. Your progress is saved each time you click Next, so you can come back and finish later.

Organization or department

Email address

Your full name

Your role / title

Phone number

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Event Details

Tell us about the incident and where it took place. Please do not include any direct patient information.

Year of incident

Location of incident (City, state, facility, or prehospital setting)

Type of setting

EMS / Prehospital

Hospital / Emergency Department

Military

Other

Who from your agency was involved in patient care?

Names, roles, ranks if applicable

Patient age or age range

Patient sex

Female

Male

Other / Prefer not to say

Mechanism of injury and bleeding location(s)

Application site of the device

Axilla, Abdomen.....

When was the device applied?

On scene

During transport

In-hospital

What were the vitals before application?

What were the vitals after application?

Was hemorrhage control achieved?

Yes

No

How did it impact patient disposition and/or transport decisions?

e.g. Patient stabilized so we bypassed level II/III and went straight to level I

What additional treatment was provided?

Number units of Blood, TXA/Calcium, other bleeding control product etc.

Were any of the following used during this intervention?

LifeFlow

QinFlow

Receiving Trauma Center

Name and contact if available

Any application challenges?

Yes

No

Application Challenges

Please describe any challenges encountered during application

Are supporting materials available?

Case review summary

Photos [de-identified and approved]

None available

Upload supporting files (optional)

Choose files

De-identified photos, case review summaries or protocols. Name files AgencyName_Date_CaseDetails. Up to 10 files, 20 MB each.

Can the case details be shared for educational purposes?

Yes

No

De-identified case details

Preferred method of follow-up if clarification is needed

Could you provide a brief quote about this experience?

Yes

No

I understand that my quote may be used in approved marketing, educational, training, or awareness purposes, pending internal review and approval.

Yes

No

Quotes may be edited for clarity and length while preserving original meaning. Use of quotes does not imply product claims, approved indications, or endorsement of off-label use.

You may share a brief quote reflecting your experience using the device

(for example, decision-making, impact on care, or operational value).

By submitting this form, you confirm that all information and files are fully de-identified and contain no protected health information (PHI). Submissions containing identifiable patient information may be excluded from review or deleted.

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