…Chairs and Panel Members and we are a point of contact for any professional undertaking a DHR. For more information about AAFDA visit us on www.aafda.org.uk , and on our…
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…harm, many others psychological trauma. There were acts of bravery by those who came to the assistance of the dying and the injured. Many of those rescuers bear the scars…
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Insights into security management Our archive contains more than 1,000 articles on security know-how, many relating to delivering effective security management. Here, we have gathered together some of our most…
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…the requirement for body search. This type of search has improved considerably at airports – remember Richard Reid, ‘the shoe bomber’, and Umar Farouk Abdulmallab, the ‘crutch bomber’. All overcoats,…
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…illness, young people and police veterans suffering from trauma and disadvantage to senior military and industry leaders and professionals. Having a fuller understanding of the community and the needs of,…
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…adopted by Dignity Hostage Survival Consultancy (DHSC) has been supported by leading practising trauma psychologists. Frequently companies realise too late – after an incident has occurred – that they should…
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…simple skills that could improve a period as a hostage? Trauma first aid – in the event of a terrorist bombing incident, emergency services may wait off for up to…
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…performs as publicised. Many providers meet only KR1 (knife resistance) standards, but we believe that’s not enough. Our extensive research shows blunt force trauma is the most common threat faced…
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…aid and trauma response, must be regularly updated and refreshed. Role of the Emergency Response Officer Following any emergency, the first few minutes are absolutely critical. Personnel who are trained,…
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…Association (CoLCPA) to improve the Building Accreditation Scheme. It will now include checking premises for trauma packs, Project Kestrel training, Safe Haven, ‘Ask for Angela’ at hospitality venues, and Domestic…