Course Info (BOC Domains of Athletic Training; Presentation Description; Learning Objectives; Clinical Practice Gap Statement; Clinical Bottom Line)

BOC Domains of Athletic Training:

• Domain III - Critical Incident Management
  

Presentation Description:

This presentation delves into the specific challenges and solutions associated with managing medical emergencies at track events. Participants will learn about the critical components of emergency action plans (EAPs), the integration of technology in emergency response, and the importance of role clarity and communication among the medical team. This presentation will also cover common medical emergencies, the impact of environmental factors, and the essentials of pre-event planning and post-event analysis. Whether you're developing your first EAP or looking to refine an existing one, this webinar provides valuable insights into ensuring athlete safety and preparedness. The session concludes with a live Q&A, allowing attendees to discuss real-world applications and scenarios.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify common emergencies and injuries specific to track and field events to enhance onsite emergency preparedness.
2. Discuss the role of rapid assessment and initial management in improving outcomes for athletes experiencing emergencies.
3. Explore coordination strategies between onsite medical teams and local emergency services to ensure a streamlined response during the championships.

Clinical Practice Gap Statement:

There exists a gap in specific emergency care protocols tailored to the unique demands and common injuries at large-scale track and field events. This webinar aims to bridge this gap by providing focused, practical insights into emergency response tailored to the specific needs of athletes competing at the NJCAA National Track & Field Outdoor Championships.

Clinical Bottom Line Statement:

Effective emergency care at track and field events requires specialized knowledge and preparation. By understanding the specific types of emergencies that are common in this sport and improving coordination with local emergency services, medical teams can significantly enhance athlete safety and outcomes.