Collaboration Ukraine
STORM-2 delivered with UNC and Global Response Medicine
RES instructors support surgical team training in Ukraine alongside UNC and GRM, with joint development of exportable prolonged field care curriculum for allied audiences.

Education · Research · Operational Readiness
From individual clinicians to enterprise programs, Ragged Edge Solutions develops the people, knowledge, and systems required to deliver sophisticated care in complex environments.
Institution
Before prolonged field care was a recognized discipline, the founders and faculty behind RES were developing the doctrine, educational models, and practical methods that helped define it. That work continues in prolonged evacuation casualty care, austere clinical education, applied research, and institutional capability development.
Our work connects operational experience with academic rigor. Lessons from difficult environments become teachable systems, measurable performance, and better decisions under pressure. The standard is the same whether the student is one medic or an entire program.



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Our work
Education
Curricula designed and taught by experienced practitioners, physicians, educators, and operational end users. Certificate courses, refreshers, and mobile training delivered on site or at RES facilities.
Research
End-user evaluation, human performance research, and operationally relevant validation in high-fidelity environments. A device can work technically and still fail operationally. We test for the second case.
Development
Advisory support, program design, and institutional solutions connecting doctrine, education, equipment, and execution.
Education

Operationalizes prolonged casualty care guidance into structured, scenario-driven instruction for military, government, and civilian prehospital professionals.
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Team-based medical training for high-risk, austere environments. Builds individual and team readiness through adaptable instruction and mission-based exercises.
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Develops the medical capability of non-medical and non-SOCM personnel in Special Operations and conventional units, well beyond baseline first-response training.
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Focused modules in airway management, ventilation, transfusion, ultrasound, and pharmacology. Taken individually or as a progression.
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ALSO DELIVERED · TCCC-CMC · TRANSFUSION FUNDAMENTALS AND WALKING BLOOD BANK · MOBILE TRAINING TEAMS

Announcements and field notes
Collaboration Ukraine
RES instructors support surgical team training in Ukraine alongside UNC and GRM, with joint development of exportable prolonged field care curriculum for allied audiences.
Education Chapel Hill
Another iteration of Prolonged Evacuation Casualty Care delivered through the UNC partnership, the same relationship behind the Carolina Medic trauma rotation.
Simulation United States
Wound simulation procurement and training integration for US customers, from requirement through employment, handled domestically.
Manufacturer site →Research Human factors
A human factors evaluation of the Inovytec Ventway Sparrow ventilator run in an operational training environment, with instructor and end-user observation.
Education Grindstone
Mechanical ventilation, whole blood and transfusion, operational ultrasound and advanced pharmacology, each available as a one to two day intensive or as a full progression.
Origins
RES has a history with the Prolonged Field Care Working Group, now the Prolonged Field Care Collective, and with the Joint Trauma System PFC Clinical Practice Guidelines that came out of it. The work since has been translation: turning guidelines written for the problem into training that holds up where the problem actually occurs.
That runs both directions. Courses generate operational feedback, the feedback goes back to the community and to the people maintaining the guidelines, and curricula are updated against what practitioners encounter rather than against the last version of the curriculum.

The Collective's podcast
Running since 2021, past six hundred episodes, for clinicians who have to deliver high quality care in a very austere location. Recent subjects include hemorrhagic shock, triage, Arctic trauma care, withdrawing interventions, and training local forces. It is where a good deal of the thinking behind RES curricula gets argued in public before it reaches a syllabus.
Institutional inquiries
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Australia and New Zealand
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