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d9c24bf3-c5ac-4601-83a9-4761c754860a-825192New equipment request. Expenditure of £14908.90 to purchase Ten Second Triage (TST - First Aid) equipment for the organisation in the event of a mass casualty incident occurring. Equipment consists of: • 3100 slap bands • 370 tourniquets • 370 trauma dressings The new First Aid Learning Program (FALP) curriculum is being implemented from the 1st of April 2025. Within FALP is the Ten Second Triage system (TST). This is being implemented because of the Manchester Arena Inquiry. Humberside Police are working in collaboration with Yorkshire and The Humber forces to procure the same equipment. West Yorkshire Police are leading and are joining a Metropolitan Police Service procurement program with Aero Healthcare to provide the equipment. Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) have agreed to provide clinical governance for Humberside Police providing the same equipment is purchased. YAS are scheduled to deliver training to HP PPST personnel in early January 2025.
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Buyer: The Police and Crime Commissioner for HumbersideSupplier: Aero Healthcare LTD
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