The exercise carried out regarding memory recall was particularly good. The topics and speakers were relevant and informative. Found it most beneficial and if held again, will ensure the Force PIM lead attends.
Following last year's success, we were pleased to host the second Post Incident Procedure (PIP) seminar at Leatherhead on the 1st and 2nd of October.
The event provided valuable practical insights, relevant case studies and best practices in line with the APP. It examined the criteria of a PIP, delved into the arrangements of legal advice to KPW’s, and explored the crucial role that federation representatives play throughout the PIP process.
Great course with amazing delivery. Thanks.
Speakers
Leigh Godfrey
Post Incident Procedure Lead - PFEW
Professor John Harrison
National Police Chief Medical Officer - National Police Wellbeing Service, College of Policing
Tony Williams
Managing Director - JNP Legal
Fiona Gabbert
Professor - Goldsmiths University
Dave Blocksidge
Teacher & Researcher - SME on Memory Formation
Simon Conner
Inspector, Metropolitan Police. MO19 – Specialist Firearms Command
Pete Dearden
Chief Inspector - Metropolitan Police - MO6 Public Order Planning
13:00
Welcome
Leigh Godfrey
13:15
Terror Attacks - Impact on KPW's
This session will consider differences between training for PIP's for Firearms officers vs Response officers, including a debrief with footage for both the Westminster and London Bridge terror attacks.
Simon Conner
14:10
How do Forces treat their KPW's? The PIM's role
Pete Dearden
15:00
Break
Tea and Coffee
15:20
Trauma - it works both ways
Dealing with trauma requires empathy, patience, and specialised communication skills to try to de-escalate tense situations and build trust. Police officers often face the dual challenge of managing individuals in trauma and then in the case of a death or serious injury grappling with their own trauma in reliving the experience.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert and deepen your understanding of this critical issue.
Professor John Harrison
15:50
Memory
Fiona Gabbert
17:15
Close - Networking event
09:00
Welcome
Leigh Godfrey
09:05
Memory and BWV 2 - The Results
Dave Blocksidge
Fiona Gabbert
09:35
Accountability - Police under the microscope
10:55
Break
Tea and coffee
11:15
Stage 4 - Achieving best evidence
Tony Williams
12:00
Panel Roundup
13:15
Wrap up and close
A special thanks to all our sponsors
