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Hartford Consensus
THREAT protocol mapped to officer responsibilities, the preventable death window, and how your agency's doctrine should evolve.
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The Hartford Consensus Changed the Standard. Has Your Agency Caught Up?
CoTCCC-aligned trauma kit standards for patrol, SWAT, and active threat response.
Law enforcement officers are now expected to apply hemorrhage control in active threat scenarios — before EMS enters. This guide maps the Hartford Consensus to your IFAK requirements, vehicle cache specs, and training standards so your agency meets the doctrine with the right gear.
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22 pages. Hartford Consensus, IFAK standards, vehicle caches, SWAT kits, grant funding, and more.
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Inside the Guide
What's Inside the LE Trauma Kit Standards Guide
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Officer IFAK Standards
Complete officer IFAK checklist, carry position comparison, and minimum viable carry requirements for patrol.
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Patrol Vehicle Cache
Extended vehicle kit checklist, AED requirements, K9 vehicle additions, and apparatus-level accountability.
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SWAT & Tactical
Tactical operator IFAK, team medic bag, phases of care, and needle decompression protocol.
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Active Threat Response
RTF model, hot/warm/cold zone medical responsibilities, and START triage integration.
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Grants & Procurement
COPS, BVP, JAG, and NOSI grant programs with procurement spec language and CoTCCC requirement documentation guidance.
About MED-TAC
The Doctrine Behind the Kit
MED-TAC International Corp. was founded by Dr. Marco Torres, MD EMT-P — a clinician with training in both medicine and tactical emergency care. Our doctrine, The First Five Minutes, was built around the same principle behind the Hartford Consensus: the window between injury and definitive care is where lives are saved or lost. We build the kits and frameworks that close that window.
Hartford Consensus-Aligned
THREAT protocol integrated throughout kit design and training framework
Clinician-Founded
Founded by Dr. Marco Torres, MD EMT-P — medicine and tactical emergency care
CoTCCC-Compliant Design
Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines applied to every kit configuration
Officers are being asked to perform hemorrhage control in active threat scenarios. That requires a kit they can actually deploy under stress, training they can execute under stress, and a doctrine that's been validated. This guide covers all three.
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