What It Takes To Operate The Boston Marathon Medical Tents
It is a massive undertaking to be the medical coordinator of the Boston Marathon.
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Chris Troyanos, medical coordinator at the Boston Marathon, has been doing what he does at the Boston Marathon for 40 years. Planning medical coverage of this year’s race started last fall. In this video, he breaks down how many people it takes to pull the tents together, the technology used to assess runners’ need for specific medical attention, how the weather affects the numbers of medical tent attendees and everything else a runner should know to keep themselves safe on race day.
Abbott, sponsor of the World Marathon Majors, shares this graphic to break down the numbers even more:
