Sudden cardiac arrest preparedness in African football: evidence from Cameroon and implications for global sport
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The authors aimed to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) preparedness among professional football stakeholders in Cameroon, highlighting the critical gaps in training and resources. Their findings revealed that a significant majority of participants had poor knowledge of SCA, low confidence in CPR and AED use, and identified barriers such as fear of harm and legal concerns. The study emphasizes the urgent need for compulsory CPR/AED training, improved access to AEDs, and enforceable emergency action plans to enhance SCA preparedness in African football.
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