Event equipment is an asset the event manages rather than a bag that belongs to one person, so the medical plan must say who owns each item, who checks it and who replaces it.
Ownership is genuinely mixed: some kit belongs to the venue, some to the organiser and some to the medical provider, and the medical room may hold things nobody in your team chose. None of that is a clinical question, and all of it decides whether the equipment works on the day.
Your own competence still governs what you may use, as covered on The Pitchside Medical Bag. This page is the layer above: equipment the event manages, and the communications that turn a scattered team into one.
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