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Legal Conditions Regulating the Use of “Dressing Sets” in the Police

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Bukowiecka D. , Nepelski M. , Kuczyńska E. , Jastrzębski P.

Internal Security

2015

tom 7(2)

173-184

The scale of the problem of “avoidable deaths and injuries” in the course of their duties, drove the requirementto undertake the design work on developing a dressing set as part of the development project of the Police Academy in Szczytnoentitled “Dressing set for the treatment of injuries incurred in the performance of duties by the uniformed services”, co-financedthrough funds of the National Centre for Research and Development, under Competition No. 6/2014 on the implementationof projects in the field of research and development for defence and state security. The project will produce a protectivedressing set for injuries incurred in the performance of duties by the uniformed services and proposals for regulating the legaland procedural aspects for its application, resulting from a selected and developed technology. Moreover, part of the project was,inter alia, the analysis of legal acts in force in the various formations subordinate to the Minister of Internal Affairs, and relatingto the obligation to provide first aid and equipping officers to administer it. This analysis was performed by experts selectedfrom within the various departments. On the basis of the material collected, the current legal solutions applying to the differentformations were juxtaposed. The article presents the results of research that takes into account an analysis of the legal provisionsgoverning the application of dressing sets in the Police, as well as a proposal for legal amendments determining their effectiveapplication in service. Equipping officers with appropriate dressings will greatly improve the safety, and the quality of the first aidprovided at the scene.

Psychological Support for Drivers in Polish Police

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Letkiewicz A. , Nowicka I. , Kuczyńska E.

2018

tom 10(1)

199-207

The objective of this article is to present an issue of psychological support for drivers, including drivers of emergency vehicles in the Polish Police. The publication will include preliminary results of scientific research conducted among senior management in the Polish Police — Regional Police Commanders and their deputies. Furthermore, the outline of support system concerning drivers’ psychological tests created in Polish Police will be presented. The research described in this article has been financed from the funds allocated for the implementation of a research project of Police Academy in Szczytno “Development of a system supporting psychological tests for drivers in the Police” No. DOB-BIO7/20/01/2015. The project has been developed by a scientific-industry consortium and is financed from the funds of National Centre for Research and Development under the call for proposals no. 7/2015 for development and financing projects for defence and security of the state. The project aims to produce a system supporting psychological studies of police drivers, including drivers of emergency vehicles in the Police, in accordance with current legislation. The system will be implemented in a network technology that facilitates direct cooperation with the Police Data Transmission Network, which will provide the basis for the independence and security of acquiring and storing data. The system will enable testing without additional equipment apart from an appropriately configured computer set. It will be equipped with a device to calibrate the response time measurement methodology. The system will allow assessment of intellectual ability, psychomotor skills and personality using the objective, standardized and normalized tools of proven accuracy, with reliability above 0.7, on a group of police drivers.