Limit risk, liability by following NATA's latest recommendations on concussion management.

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Title: Limit risk, liability by following NATA's latest recommendations on concussion management.
Authors: Neal, Timothy (AUTHOR)
Source: College Athletics & the Law. Nov2024, Vol. 21 Issue 8, p7-7. 1p.
Subject Terms: *College sports, *College administrators, *Academic departments, Athletic trainers, Brain concussion
Abstract: The ever‐changing abundance of information surrounding management of sport‐related concussions can seem dizzying. But it's critical for your coaches, athletic trainers, and other staff in your college athletics department to keep pace with the latest best practices in this area. The National Athletic Trainers' Association recently released new guidance about concussion management that can help college athletics administrators to reduce liability and boost compliance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The ever‐changing abundance of information surrounding management of sport‐related concussions can seem dizzying. But it's critical for your coaches, athletic trainers, and other staff in your college athletics department to keep pace with the latest best practices in this area. The National Athletic Trainers' Association recently released new guidance about concussion management that can help college athletics administrators to reduce liability and boost compliance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:15528774
DOI:10.1002/catl.31386