Tournament Medical Briefing Put in your name

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3. Content of the briefing Facilities Doping control and testing Injury treatment and reports Questions and other matters

4. Facilities • During matches • - doctors/first aid personnel on duty • - ambulance availability • - first aid/medical room location • equipment • Hospital • - location • - facilities ( costs ), ID, EHIC, € 250. • - dental treatment • Pharmacy • - locations • - dispensing procedures

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7. Content of the briefing Facilities Doping control and testing Injury treatment and reports Questions and other matters

8. FIH Anti-Doping Regulations • on the FIH website • prohibited list: available from a link on the FIH website or from the WADA website: www.wada-ama.org • - all team members and personnel must be fully aware of regulations and procedures

9. Therapeutic Use Exemptions • TUE’s • applications should have been made to - FIH at least 30 days before the event • includes all players in the squad • - emergency/late applications: refer urgently to the FIH Medical Officers

10. Doping control testing • selection procedures • notification procedures ( ID !! ) • chaperoning ( ice bath, shower, toilet ) • - reporting to doping control (ASAP) • providing samples ( urine ) • documentation • chain of custody • - minors !

13. Anti-doping education • Real Winner • - is an online, modular, • education and certification tool • developed by the Norwegian National - - Anti-Doping Organisation • which is regularly updated • - and therefore always current

14. Content of the briefing Facilities Doping control and testing Injury treatment and reports Questions and other matters

15. Treating injuries • - On the field of play : • team doctor/physio may only enter if indicated by an umpire • no treatment on the field (only for a goalkeeper) • call for stretcher/ambulance if necessary • - Treatment : • if doctor/physio has entered the field, player must leave the field for minimum 2 minutes at FIH events • - Blood injury : • wounds must be covered (and clothing cleaned or changed) before player returns to the field

16. Injury reports • - Routine (match injury) reports • completed by officials at the technical table • all injuries resulting if a time stoppage recorded • temperature and humidity measuring • - Medical incident reports • completed by FIH Medical Officer for serious injuries (eg requiring hospital treatment or player unable to participate further in the tournament) • - Daily Medical Report • First round completed and returned after pool competition and secondly at the end of the tournament by the Medical Staff of the team, includes serious injuries as requested by FIH Medical Officer

19. Content of the briefing Facilities Doping control and testing Injury treatment and reports Questions and other matters

20. Technical Officials SeminarNottingham 9 – 11 July 2010 Lost Body Parts

21. Medical devices

22. thank you for your attention • good luck for a safe • and dope-free • Tournament • And enjoy

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