Event medical care provision is set to change: Here’s what you need to know and do
Events rely on safe, effective medical care. Which is why event professionals should understand the implications of new proposed guidance that could impact their events Proposed changes to event healthcare requirements could result in “significant consequences” for both sporting and cultural events if those surveyed in a new report do chose to stop working in event medicine. A study by Faculty of ...
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