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;Medical: You can have a Chief Medical Officer or Corpsman available at events to ensure that members are following the 6-2-1-1 rule: minimum 6 hours of sleep, 2 meals a day, 1 shower, 1 glass of water for every serving of alcohol. They can also be present to remind people to be mindful about food allergens, celiac (gluten-free food needed), or other dietary concerns, as well as making sure the crew drinks plenty of water at outdoor events. | ;Medical: You can have a Chief Medical Officer or Corpsman available at events to ensure that members are following the 6-2-1-1 rule: minimum 6 hours of sleep, 2 meals a day, 1 shower, 1 glass of water for every serving of alcohol. They can also be present to remind people to be mindful about food allergens, celiac (gluten-free food needed), or other dietary concerns, as well as making sure the crew drinks plenty of water at outdoor events. | ||
For liability reasons, Medical personnel shall not fill a capacity as an official first responder, or be seen as such. Most conventions already have some sort of designated responder on hand. This does not mean, however, that the ship's medical personnel don't have a first aid kit, just in case. This also doesn't mean that anyone, medical personnel or not, step in in the event of someone needing aid. | |||
These are just examples of what your personnel can do, you don’t have to follow this outline. You and your crew members can decide which way you want to delegate activities and roles. | These are just examples of what your personnel can do, you don’t have to follow this outline. You and your crew members can decide which way you want to delegate activities and roles. | ||