Louisiana 2018 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR106

Introduced
4/16/18  

Caption

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 17, 2018, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

Impact

This resolution is significant as it recognizes the critical role that athletic trainers play in both the healthcare system and the realm of sports. By formally acknowledging April 17, 2018, as a day dedicated to the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association, it enhances public awareness of the profession and the vital services that athletic trainers provide. Such recognition can lead to greater appreciation and respect for the work of these professionals, which may positively influence future policies related to sports health care.

Summary

Senate Resolution 106, sponsored by Senator Walsworth, serves to commend the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association (LATA) for their hard work and dedication towards the athletes of Louisiana. The resolution designates April 17, 2018, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol, highlighting the importance of athletic trainers in the healthcare profession. The resolution aims to celebrate the contributions of LATA members who are skilled healthcare professionals trained to manage sports-related injuries and promote the health of athletes.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding Resolution 106 is overwhelmingly positive. Supporters of the resolution view it as an important step towards honoring the contributions of athletic trainers. The day dedicated to LATA creates an opportunity for celebration within the community and fosters a greater understanding of the profession's impact among legislators and the public.

Contention

Although the resolution does not appear to spark significant contention, dialogues surrounding such acknowledgments often bring forth discussions about funding, resources, and support for athletic training programs. Recognizing athletes' healthcare needs also alludes to broader discussions about health and safety standards in sports and how adequately they are addressed at both state and national levels.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR6

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 11, 2017, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

LA SR102

Commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers' Association and designates Tuesday, May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol.

LA HR61

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates April 23, 2019, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA SR61

Commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association for their dedicated hard work on behalf of the athletes of Louisiana and designates April 23, 2019, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol.

LA HR195

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates May 24, 2016, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR101

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates April 17, 2018, as LATA Day at the state capitol

LA SR21

Commends Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association members for their work on behalf of Louisiana athletes and designates March 27, 2024, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the State Capitol.

LA HR27

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates March 29, 2022, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA SR5

Recognizes April 11, 2017, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR19

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association for its dedicated hard work on behalf of the athletes of Louisiana and to designate

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