Massachusetts H2282 mandates trauma kits in public buildings and requires trained trauma kit designees.
Massachusetts H2282, known as the Massachusetts Trauma Response Preparedness Act, requires public buildings to have trauma kits readily available. Public buildings include state or local government buildings and other facilities regularly used by the public. The number of trauma kits required per building is determined by a formula based on the building's maximum capacity, informed by the American College of Surgeons. The bill also mandates that these buildings have a trained trauma kit designee on staff at all times.
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