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Uconn Department of Sports Medicine Emergency Action Plan 2020-2021 Sports Medicine Policy and Procedures Emergency Action Plan UCONN DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS MEDICINE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN 2020-2021 1 Sports Medicine Policy and Procedures Emergency Action Plan EMERGENCY ACTION PLANS ...................................................................................................................... 3 Brundage Pool ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Burrill Family Field @ CT Softball Complex - Closed ........................................................................ 7 Burton Family Football Complex Athletic Training Room .................................................................... 8 Cross Farms Recreational Area - Tolland, CT ...................................................................................... 9 Dillon Stadium – Hartford, CT ............................................................................................................ 10 Dodd Stadium – Norwich, CT .............................................................................................................. 11 Dunkin’ Donuts Park - Hartford, CT .................................................................................................... 12 E.O. Smith High School Track & Football Fields ............................................................................... 13 East Hartford Racquet Club ................................................................................................................ 14 Eastern Connecticut State University Mansfield Athletic Complex / Baseball Field – Norwich, CT .. 15 Ellington Ridge Country Club ............................................................................................................. 16 Elliot Ballpark ..................................................................................................................................... 17 Field House Athletic Training Room and Staff Offices ........................................................................ 18 Field House Athletic Training Room 2 ................................................................................................. 19 Field House Varsity Weight Room........................................................................................................ 20 Football Practice Fields ...................................................................................................................... 21 Gampel Athletic Training Room .......................................................................................................... 22 Gampel Weight Room .......................................................................................................................... 23 Gampel Upstairs Golf Practice Room ................................................................................................. 24 George J. Sherman Family-Sports Complex ........................................................................................ 25 Guyer Gymnasium ................................................................................................................................ 26 Hammonasset Beach State Park ........................................................................................................... 27 Harry A. Gampel Pavilion .................................................................................................................... 28 Hugh S. Greer Field House .................................................................................................................. 29 J.O. Christian Field – Indoor Batting and Pitching Facility ................................................................ 30 Joseph J. Morrone Stadium ................................................................................................................ 31 Magic Lincer Tennis Academy, Windsor .............................................................................................. 32 Manchester Racquet Club ..................................................................................................................... 33 Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum .......................................................................................................... 34 Mark R. Shenkman Training Center ..................................................................................................... 35 New Britain Stadium, New Britain, CT ................................................................................................. 36 New England Baseball Complex – Northborough, MA ........................................................................ 37 Patriots Park Coventry Lake UConn Boathouse .................................................................................. 38 Polo Varsity Weight Room – Shenkman Training Center ..................................................................... 39 Practice Field #1 – Soccer – Closed .................................................................................................... 40 Practice Field #2 – Throwing ring/Javelin Area ................................................................................. 41 Pratt and Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field ................................................................................... 42 Rizza Performance Center - Closed .................................................................................................... 43 Rowing Ergonomics Room .................................................................................................................. 44 Star Hill Family Athletic Center ........................................................................................................... 45 Tennis Courts ........................................................................................................................................ 46 Werth Family Basketball Champions Center Athletic Training Room ................................................. 47 Werth Family Basketball Champions Center – Practice Court – East (Men’s) ................................... 48 Werth Family Basketball Champions Center – Practice Court – West (Women’s) .............................. 49 Werth Family Basketball Champions Center – Weight Room .............................................................. 50 Wolff-Zackin Natatorium ...................................................................................................................... 51 XL Center .............................................................................................................................................. 52 CATASTROPHIC EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN ............................................................................................. 53 2 Sports Medicine Policy and Procedures Emergency Action Plan The following is a guide for those involved in the care of UConn athletes and those who may be attending a sporting event and need medical services. The importance of expedient action cannot be overstated when the care of individuals are being considered. The efficacious work of those charged with the care and transporting injured individuals can only be improved by a well thought out and practiced plan. The three major components of an emergency plan include: the emergency team, communication, and equipment. Emergency Team Roles: A. Acute care to be provided by the most qualified individual at the scene. B. Emergency equipment retrieval- anyone familiar with the types and location of equipment (usually: student athletic trainer, coach, event staff) C. Activation of EMS-should be a person familiar with location and address of injury site. Should be a calm person with good communication skills. -Member of UConn team meets and directs emergency personnel to scene. Should have keys to gates, doors, etc. (Home game management staff should be involved). Emergency Hospitals Level 1 Trauma Hartford Hospital Level 2 Trauma Windham Hospital UConn Health Center St. Francis Hospital Emergency Equipment Emergency Trauma Bags • Vacuum Splints (Leg, Arm, Pump), Sam Splint • Res-Q-Vac Suction Unit • Cervical Collar (Universal) • Bag Valve Mask • AED • Oxygen • Inhaler/Epi-Pen/Aspirin • Stethoscope/BP Cuff • Rectal Thermometer • Helmet Removal Kit (FB and IH) 3 Sports Medicine Policy and Procedures Emergency Action Plan Biohazard/First Aid Kit • Coverlets (Strip, Knuckle, 4-Wing) • Gauze (Sterile and Non-Sterile • Non-Sterile Gloves • Red Biohazard Bags • Biohazard Solidifier • Biohazard Spill Clean-up Kit • Small Sharps Container • Hand Sanitizer • Pocket Mask • Spray Bottle with Cavicide Other Equipment • Crutches • Spine Board • Knee Immobilizer 4 Sports Medicine Policy and Procedures Emergency Action Plan General Emergency Action Plan Important Phone Numbers (Area Code – 860) • Emergencies – 911 • Burton Family Football Athletic Training Room – 860-486-5326, 860-486-1132, 860-486- 3634, 860-486-6353 • Field House Athletic Training Room & Staff Offices – 860-486-2030, 860-486-3046, 860- 486-4641 or 860-486-0480 • Field House Athletic Training Room 2 – 860-486-2030 • Gampel Athletic Training Room – 860-486-0109, 860-486-0481, 860-486-4641, 860-486- 3277, 860-486-8861, 860-486-0055 • Ice Hockey Forum Athletic Training Room – 860-486-6672 • Rizza Performance Center Athletic Training Room – Phone numbers pending • Werth Family Basketball Champions Center Athletic Training Room – 860-486-3161 • Assistant Director of Athletics-Athletic Training/Head
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