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A parent can be involved throughout the whole process, however when medical personnel are directly involved, the parents are to be as active bystanders (answering medical history questions), not being in the middle of everything getting in the way.
If no medical personnel are available, the parent can become more directly involved.
I'm surprised it's not a regulation for all high school athletic events that EMS must be present. Apparently the NCAA has this regulation, as is what I heard after the unfortunate incident with Derrick Roland.
Unfortunately not all schools have the luxury of having Athletic Trainers available to them at all times.
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Fri Dec 25, 2009, 01:07am
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