We've just added a blog section to our website, and periodically will be sharing information with valuable downloadable resources that will help you enhance your EAP and emergency response!
In our first blog post, "Empowering Lay Responders in High School Athletic Events: Lessons From 30,000 Feet" - we take lessons from the airline industry with opportunities to improve spectator emergency response, as well as how to manage the enthusiastic spectator who may want to run onto the field or court to provide care when medical personnel are already present.
Have you ever had to run into the bleachers during a game to treat a grandmother or child who has fallen down, or have a medical emergency???
- This article explores how to implementing a lay response plan will help to keep you focused on field of play versus scope of practice struggles treating non-athletes during emergencies.
Hope this article is helpful, as well as the downloadable Resource Kit that is step-by-step guide to recruit and implement lay responders, sample PA Announcements, etc!
We've just added a blog section to our website, and periodically will be sharing information with valuable downloadable resources that will help you enhance your EAP and emergency response!
In our first blog post, "Empowering Lay Responders in High School Athletic Events: Lessons From 30,000 Feet" - we take lessons from the airline industry with opportunities to improve spectator emergency response, as well as how to manage the enthusiastic spectator who may want to run onto the field or court …
We've just added a blog section to our website, and periodically will be sharing information with valuable downloadable resources that will help you enhance your EAP and emergency response!
In our first blog post, "Empowering Lay Responders in High School Athletic Events: Lessons From 30,000 Feet" - we take lessons from the airline industry with opportunities to improve spectator emergency response, as well as how to manage the enthusiastic spectator who may want to run onto the field or court to provide care when medical personnel are already present.
Have you ever had to run into the bleachers during a game to treat a grandmother or child who has fallen down, or have a medical emergency???
- This article explores how to implementing a lay response plan will help to keep you focused on field of play versus scope of practice struggles treating non-athletes during emergencies.
Hope this article is helpful, as well as the downloadable Resource Kit that is step-by-step guide to recruit and implement lay responders, sample PA Announcements, etc!
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