Global:Injury procedures - Revision history

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Reporting */

2025-07-16T08:42:23Z

Reporting

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	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Reporting_requirements~~#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events~~\|Reporting requirements]].		Injury reporting information is found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Reporting_requirements\|Reporting requirements]].

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Reporting */

2025-07-16T07:57:07Z

Reporting

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	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]		Injury reporting information is found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]].

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Reporting */

2025-07-16T07:56:53Z

Reporting

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	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Global~~:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events Reporting requirements]		Injury reporting information is found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Return to the field */

2025-07-16T07:56:22Z

Return to the field

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	#If your injury involves free flowing blood, you must leave the field immediately and you are not allowed to return until the flow of blood has been stopped.		#If your injury involves free flowing blood, you must leave the field immediately and you are not allowed to return until the flow of blood has been stopped.
	##Any weapons or equipment that have visible blood on them must be cleaned before they can be used again.		##Any weapons or equipment that have visible blood on them must be cleaned before they can be used again.
	#If your injury includes any level of suspected concussion (even without loss of consciousness), we strongly recommend you follow [[~~Global~~:Safety_resources#Concussion_recognition_resources\|international sporting guidance]] on managing your return to the activity. I.e. Be symptom free for 14 days before return to any contact training, and wait at least 21 days (and have been symptom free for 14 days) before return to competitive contact activities.		#If your injury includes any level of suspected concussion (even without loss of consciousness), we strongly recommend you follow [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Safety_resources#Concussion_recognition_resources\|international sporting guidance]] on managing your return to the activity. I.e. Be symptom free for 14 days before return to any contact training, and wait at least 21 days (and have been symptom free for 14 days) before return to competitive contact activities.
	#If your injury includes a period of unconsciousness, you will not be allowed back onto the field for remainder of the event (including multi-day events) and you are encouraged to seek immediate medical attention as loss of consciousness due to injury is a medical emergency.		#If your injury includes a period of unconsciousness, you will not be allowed back onto the field for remainder of the event (including multi-day events) and you are encouraged to seek immediate medical attention as loss of consciousness due to injury is a medical emergency.

	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events Reporting requirements]		Injury reporting information is found in [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events Reporting requirements]

ArabellaDaSiena: /* Reporting */

2025-07-15T23:02:50Z

Reporting

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	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [[Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]]		Injury reporting information is found in [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events Reporting requirements]

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Treatment */ Rule missed in copying from draft sent to Board

2025-06-27T08:38:34Z

Treatment: Rule missed in copying from draft sent to Board

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	#Parents or legal guardians must be asked for their consent for non-emergency treatment for their minor, though the minor might be old enough to provide their own consent (varies between country and state).		#Parents or legal guardians must be asked for their consent for non-emergency treatment for their minor, though the minor might be old enough to provide their own consent (varies between country and state).
	##If the parent or legal guardian is not present, the designated adult named on the minor's "Medical Authorization Form for Minors", or equivalent document, should be asked for consent.		##If the parent or legal guardian is not present, the designated adult named on the minor's "Medical Authorization Form for Minors", or equivalent document, should be asked for consent.
			#If a person is unconscious and there is no immediate safety issue, only medical responders should attempt to move the person. Otherwise, the marshal-in-charge should be informed and consent to their being moved.

	==Return to the field==		==Return to the field==

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by Board of Directors - 23 June 2025

2025-06-24T08:58:08Z

Approved by Board of Directors - 23 June 2025

ArabellaDaSiena: /* General */

2025-06-23T21:52:26Z

General

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	==General==		==General==
	#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party. {{/Edit}}		#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party. {{/Edit}}
	#{{~~edit~~}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area. {{/Edit}}		#{{Edit}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area. {{/Edit}}
	#{{Edit}}The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.{{/Edit}}		#{{Edit}}The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.{{/Edit}}

ArabellaDaSiena: /* General */

2025-06-23T21:34:54Z

General

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	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoGlobal\|Injury procedures}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoGlobal\|Injury procedures}}</noinclude>
	==General==		==General==
	#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party.		#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party. {{/Edit}}
	#{{edit}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area.		#{{edit}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area. {{/Edit}}
	#{{Edit}}The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.		#{{Edit}}The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.{{/Edit}}

	==On the field==		==On the field==

ArabellaDaSiena: /* General */

2025-06-23T20:23:43Z

General

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	#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party.		#{{Edit}} When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party.
	#{{edit}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area.		#{{edit}} Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area.
			#{{Edit}}The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.

	==On the field==		==On the field==
	#If you, or someone near you on the field is injured or you think they might have been injured, call a hold to stop all activity in the area and then the marshal will determine the proper course of action.		#If you, or someone near you on the field is injured or you think they might have been injured, call a hold to stop all activity in the area and then the marshal will determine the proper course of action.

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	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoGlobal\|Injury procedures}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoGlobal\|Injury procedures}}</noinclude>
	==General==		==General==
	#~~{{Edit}}~~ When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party. ~~{{/Edit}}~~		#When an injury occurs in a designated martial area (e.g. field, range, or arena), it should always be remembered that the primary concern is getting to and assisting the injured party.
	#~~{{Edit}}~~ Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area. ~~{{/Edit}}~~		#Secondary to this objective, but no less important, is the safety of persons entering the area to help, and the well-being of anyone already in area.
	#~~{{Edit}}~~The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.~~{{/Edit}}~~		#The SCA does not officially render treatment. It is not the responsibility of the marshal to render treatment.

	==On the field==		==On the field==
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	#If your injury involves free flowing blood, you must leave the field immediately and you are not allowed to return until the flow of blood has been stopped.		#If your injury involves free flowing blood, you must leave the field immediately and you are not allowed to return until the flow of blood has been stopped.
	##Any weapons or equipment that have visible blood on them must be cleaned before they can be used again.		##Any weapons or equipment that have visible blood on them must be cleaned before they can be used again.
	#If your injury includes any level of suspected concussion (even without loss of consciousness), we strongly recommend you follow [[~~Armored_Combat~~:Safety_resources#Concussion_recognition_resources\|international sporting guidance]] on managing your return to the activity. I.e. Be symptom free for 14 days before return to any contact training, and wait at least 21 days (and have been symptom free for 14 days) before return to competitive contact activities.		#If your injury includes any level of suspected concussion (even without loss of consciousness), we strongly recommend you follow [[Global:Safety_resources#Concussion_recognition_resources\|international sporting guidance]] on managing your return to the activity. I.e. Be symptom free for 14 days before return to any contact training, and wait at least 21 days (and have been symptom free for 14 days) before return to competitive contact activities.
	#If your injury includes a period of unconsciousness, you will not be allowed back onto the field for remainder of the event (including multi-day events) and you are encouraged to seek immediate medical attention as loss of consciousness due to injury is a medical emergency.		#If your injury includes a period of unconsciousness, you will not be allowed back onto the field for remainder of the event (including multi-day events) and you are encouraged to seek immediate medical attention as loss of consciousness due to injury is a medical emergency.

	==Reporting==		==Reporting==
	Injury reporting information is found in [[Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]]		Injury reporting information is found in [[Global:Reporting_requirements#Injuries,_incidents_and_adverse_events\|Reporting requirements]]