Intermountain Medical Center teaches people to 'Stop the Bleed'

MURRAY — A growing number of mass-casualty incidents in the United States has the limited number of medical personnel focused on educating the public to help save lives.
Oftentimes in emergency situations, the people who are professionally trained to help are busy with other priorities, and, chances are, no one else is allowed to enter the scene for quite a while.
"The people already there are all we've got," said Dr. Mark Stevens, a trauma surgeon at Intermountain Medical Center. "We need