Excluding non-specialist personnel from exercises
Failure to include non-specialist ambulance personnel in multi-agency emergency exercising, compromising coordinated response.
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-70 - Include non-specialist ambulance personnel in exercising
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that non specialist ambulance personnel are involved in multi agency exercising
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terms: non, personnel, specialist
Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-120 - Consider air ambulance integration into response
The Department of Health and Social Care, the NHS, the National Ambulance Resilience Unit, ambulance service trusts, Air Ambulances UK, Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters and JESIP should consider whether air ambulances should be integrated into the emergency response to Major Incidents, including terrorist attacks, and, if so, how that is to be achieved.
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-119 - Integrate air ambulances into Major Incident response
The Department of Health and Social Care, the NHS, the National Ambulance Resilience Unit, ambulance service trusts, Air Ambulances UK, Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters and JESIP should consider what staff training and resources would be required to integrate air ambulance organisations into the emergency response to Major Incidents, including terrorist attacks.
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Inquiry recommendation
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FENN-88 - Conduct biannual joint emergency services exercises involving staff and public
There shall be a joint exercise with the emergency services at least twice each year. London Underground must involve as many different fire stations, staff and members of the public as possible.
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terms: exercise
Inquiry recommendation
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HIDD-76 - Require BR and emergency services to maintain joint planning with table-top exercises
In the exercise of command and control at accident sites BR and the emergency services shall maintain their policy of joint planning supported by table-top exercises.
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terms: exercise
PFD report
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David Wellington
The service road used by both vehicles and pedestrians lacked a designated pathway for pedestrians, road markings designating a pedestrian route, and any clear separation of pedestrian routes; a number of obstructions were present in the service road, presenting a risk to pedestrians and emergency services.
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-3 - Cross-border ambulance training and exercising
All ambulance service trusts should undertake training and exercising with neighbouring ambulance service trusts to ensure that cross-border support is efficient and effective.
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PFD report
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Edward Maher, James Dunsby and Craig Roberts
A new tracker system failed to identify static soldiers, commanders lacked awareness and training on critical heat illness guidance, and risk assessment staff were untrained. A disjointed reporting system also impedes accurate heat illness data.
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-142 - Compel LRF attendance from Category 1 and 2 responders
The Home Office should consider empowering the leadership of local resilience forums to compel the attendance of a senior representative of its Category 1 and Category 2 responders at all local resilience forum meetings. Inspections by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services should include an analysis of a service's engagement with its local resilience...
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-28 - Senior emergency service representation at LRFs
Each emergency service should ensure that it is represented at a senior level at every meeting of a local resilience forum.
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NAO recommendation
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Resilience to animal disease
f update their approach to conducting exercises to test their contingency plans so that they fully examine all aspects of the plans, including resources available ?on the ground?, and fully capture and implement lessons learned;
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terms: exercise
Committee recommendation
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#59 - Third Report - Coronavirus: lessons learned to date
Previous exercises to test the national response capability, namely Exercises Cygnus and Winter Willow, did not squarely address a disease with the characteristics of covid-19. Nevertheless, some useful lessons were learned and applied, such as the drafting of legislative measures that might be needed. 93 Healthcare Infection Society (CLL0071) 94 Q872; Paragraphs 318–19 95 Healthcare Infection Society (CLL0071)...
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terms: exercise
Committee recommendation
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#59 - Sixth Report - Coronavirus: lessons learned to date
Previous exercises to test the national response capability, namely Exercises Cygnus and Winter Willow, did not squarely address a disease with the characteristics of covid-19. Nevertheless, some useful lessons were learned and applied, such as the drafting of legislative measures that might be needed. 93 Healthcare Infection Society (CLL0071) 94 Q872; Paragraphs 318–19 95 Healthcare Infection Society (CLL0071)...
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terms: exercise
Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-25 - Review embedding doctors with firearms teams
Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters should review the evidence heard during the Inquiry, including that heard in restricted sessions, to consider the advantages and disadvantages of embedding doctors with some police firearms teams, and how, if that is advantageous, it could be achieved.
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