
Jason Woods
Pediatric emergency medicine physician and Associate Professor at University of Colorado School of Medicine; host of the Little Big Med podcast
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Jun 23, 2026
New Drowning Prevention Guidance
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Jason WoodsGUEST
The first, I think, is the one that most of us obviously think of, and that is swim lessons, to make sure that children have both the physical ability and some of the decision-making capacity to know what to do, either if they are intentionally in water and they get into trouble, or they find themselves accidentally in.

Jason WoodsGUEST
And, um, uh, that I feel like has been a recommendation for a long time, is early, uh, swimming lessons for all children.

Jason WoodsGUEST
Um, the second big category is, uh, structural, I guess, um, where, uh, the recommendations are that all, all pools have a fence that is non-climbable and is at least four feet in height that's completely surrounds a pool.

Jason WoodsGUEST
Um, that the gates to any pool or any pool area, uh, automatically lock and automatically close, and then are not easily, uh, able to be opened by children.
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