Sudden cardiac arrest: student athletes.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution recognizes that sudden cardiac arrest is a significant risk for student athletes in California. It acknowledges the importance of nonprofit organizations working to raise awareness, increase preventative screenings, and reduce the incidence of sudden cardiac arrest. The resolution specifically highlights the need for early detection and the role of athletic trainers and AEDs in improving survival rates.
Key provisions
- Recognizes sudden cardiac arrest as a critical issue for student athletes.
- Supports the work of nonprofit organizations focused on sudden cardiac arrest awareness and prevention.
- Highlights the importance of preventative screenings.
- Acknowledges the role of athletic trainers and AEDs in improving survival rates.
- References data on the prevalence of sudden cardiac arrest among student athletes, including racial disparities.
- Notes the limitations of symptom-based screening questionnaires.
- Mentions the importance of early detection and genetic testing.
- References specific organizations involved in youth heart screening and CPR training.
Who is affected
- Student athletes
- Parents of student athletes
- High schools and colleges
- Nonprofit organizations focused on heart health
- Athletic trainers
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