Bleed, Trauma & Mass Casualty Response
Having first aid supplies to treat major injuries is strongly recommended by several official bodies and a key consideration for compliance with the Draft Protection of Premises Bill, also known as ‘Martyn’s Law’. Whether the risk being considered is a public attack or a serious workplace accident – major bleed injuries can be treated with readily available and affordable equipment, which can be used with minimal or no training. The sooner treatment can be given, the greater the chances of survival. Traumatic injuries such as major bleeds, howsoever caused, can result in death in minutes – often before professional help can arrive. Having provisions to stop severe bleeding readily available and easy to access can be vital in keeping casualties alive until emergency services are able to help.
- Fully stocked grab bags and cabinets for rapid deployment of life-saving first aid supplies to multiple patients
- Treatment to stop catastrophic bleeding
- Bleed control supplies help you deal with situations when first on the scene
- Range of dressings & bandages specially designed to treat major bleed injuries
All organisations are strongly encouraged to include PAcT kits in offcial guidance
- Foil and cloth blankets for use with adults or children
- Help minimise the risk of getting hypothermia or going into shock
- Face shields and masks to provide quick and safe resuscitation
- Provides a clear airway during resuscitation
- 'Bite-block' area prevents involuntary biting and closing of the airway
A wide range of defibrillators suitable for sports clubs and more
- Provide immediate and effective assistance to stop life-threatening bleeding
Stop the flow of blood quickly and effectively in the event of blood loss injuries
Includes essential items that may be required during an emergency or terrorism incident
