Gezamelijk optreden hulpdiensten bij terreuraanslagen/spree-shooting

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Firefighters/EMS & firearms: a knew kind of PPE

http://linkis.com/fireengineering.com/ygGRP

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Why an active shooter event is different from a traditional MCI

https://activeshootersolutions.wordpress.com/2016/01/04/why-an-active-shooter-event-is-different-from-a-traditional-mci/

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In the summer of 2009, a blast erupted from rigged explosives inside a doorway of a local school in Lawrence County, Ohio, a mostly rural county of approximately 62,000 people—the 40th most populated county in the state. Members of the Sheriff’s department carried fellow deputies—both seriously injured and killed—from the site.

http://www.jems.com/articles/print/volume-39/issue-7/features/armed-tactical-ems-team-responds-swat-ho.html

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San Diego MCI Training http://www.jems.com/galleries/2016/01/active-shooter-mci-training-at-strategic-operations-facility.html

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Police firearms exercise at Braehead shopping centre

Police have carried out a training exercise at a Scottish shopping centre to test their response to a major firearms incident.
The operation at Intu Braehead involved all of the emergency services.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-35417190

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Tactical emergency medicine: lessons from Paris marauding terrorist attack

http://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-016-1202-z

Immediately, RAID (Research, Assistance, Intervention, Deterrence), the French national police counter-terrorism team, and the BRI (Research and Intervention Brigade) were engaged. As previously reported [2, 3], these units encompass police operators and tactical emergency medical physicians, the latter being in charge of rescue planning and care delivery in a tactical environment. At the first look, the three tactical physicians identified more than a hundred casualties, including dozens of fatalities.

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During a mass shooting – paramedics normally wait outside while the suspect is still at large. Traditionally, it’s only members of law enforcement who enter the so-called “hot zone” in these scenarios, and firefighters and paramedics wait until the area is secured.

However, that is precious time that an injured and bleeding victim waits for help. “We can’t wait hours while people are in the corridor dying while we’re waiting for bad guys with guns to be removed,” Omaha Asst. Fire Chief Shane Hunter said.

http://www.firefightingnews.com/paramedics-no-longer-wait-stage-active-shooter-situations/

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Essex Police @EssexPoliceUK

Last night we worked w/ Essex partners on major incident training exercise @intuLakeside #Thurrock #keepingEssexsafe

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Follow #maxsurvival this Thursday for live tweets on lessons learned from the #ParisAttacks #FOAMed @BOSTON_EMS

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Boston EMS @BOSTON_EMS

600+ public safety & medical professionals will come together tomorrow to hear lessons learned. #Paris #maxsurvival pic.twitter.com/DYXf1x5bWa

NedCert @NedCert

Volg vandaag #maxsurvival over de lessen van de aanslagen in Parijs.

Boston EMS @BOSTON_EMS

Ready for today's discussion on the #ParisAttacks. Follow #MaxSurvival starting at 9AM ET for #livetweets pic.twitter.com/TnVqg8ZtPf