What should happen if a player is hurt, ill or ejected?

Q: What should happen if a player is hurt, ill or ejected?

Little League's safety code sets these expectations: Emergency medical services should be arranged in advance of every game and practice. A first-aid kit should be available at the field, and managers, coaches and umpires should have some first-aid training. A player who is ejected, ill or injured must stay under supervision until released to a parent or guardian. An adult member of the league should be responsible for safety procedures. Know where the first-aid kit is and how emergency services reach the field before the game starts.

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Little League's safety code sets these expectations:

Emergency medical services should be arranged in advance of every game and practice.
A first-aid kit should be available at the field, and managers, coaches and umpires should have some first-aid training.
A player who is ejected, ill or injured must stay under supervision until released to a parent or guardian.
An adult member of the league should be responsible for safety procedures.

Know where the first-aid kit is and how emergency services reach the field before the game starts.