Sports Medicine Center, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota 55905, USA.
Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2011 Aug;90(8):694-703. doi: 10.1097/PHM.0b013e318224736b.
: The objective of this proceeding was to integrate the concussion in sport literature and sport science research on safety in ice hockey to develop an action plan to reduce the risk, incidence, severity, and consequences of concussion in ice hockey.
: A rationale paper outlining a collaborative action plan to address concussions in hockey was posted for review 2 mos before the "Ice Hockey Summit: Action on Concussion." Focused presentations devoted specifically to concussion in ice hockey were presented during the summit, and breakout sessions were used to develop strategies to reduce concussion in the sport. The proceedings and a detailed scientific review (a matrix of solutions) were written to disseminate the evidence-based information and resulting concussion reduction strategies. The manuscripts were reviewed by the authors, advisors, and contributors to ensure that the opinions and recommendations reflect the current level of knowledge on concussion in hockey.
: Six components of a potential solution were articulated in the "Rationale" paper and became the topics for breakout groups that followed the professional scientific lectures. Topics that formed the core of the action plan were metrics and databases; recognizing, managing, and return to play; hockey equipment and ice arenas; prevention and education; rules and regulations; and expedient communication of the outcomes. The attendees in the breakout sessions identified the action items for each section. The most highly ranked action items were brought to a vote in the open assembly, using an Audience Response System. The strategic planning process was conducted to assess the following: "Where are we at?" "Where must we get to?" "What strategies are necessary to make progress on the prioritized action items?"
: Three prioritized action items for each component of the solution and the percentage of the votes received are listed in the body of this proceeding.
本次会议的目的是整合运动相关文献和运动科学研究中关于冰球运动安全的内容,制定行动计划以降低冰球运动中脑震荡的风险、发生率、严重程度和后果。
会前 2 个月发布了一份关于解决曲棍球脑震荡问题的合作行动计划的理论基础文件,供大家审议。“冰球脑震荡峰会:行动起来”期间,专门针对冰球脑震荡的重点介绍也同时进行,分组讨论也用于制定减少该运动中脑震荡的策略。会议记录和详细的科学审查(解决方案矩阵)是为了传播基于证据的信息和由此产生的减少脑震荡的策略而编写的。这些文稿由作者、顾问和撰稿人进行了审查,以确保意见和建议反映了目前曲棍球脑震荡相关知识的水平。
“理论基础”文件中阐述了潜在解决方案的六个组成部分,并成为随后专业科学讲座之后分组讨论的主题。行动计划的核心主题是指标和数据库、识别、管理和重返赛场、曲棍球设备和冰场、预防和教育、规则和法规以及及时传达结果。分组讨论的与会者确定了每个部分的行动计划。在公开会议上,使用观众反应系统对排名最高的行动计划进行投票。进行战略规划过程是为了评估以下内容:“我们现在处于什么位置?”“我们必须达到什么目标?”“在优先行动计划上取得进展需要哪些策略?”
列出了解决方案每个组成部分的三个优先行动计划以及每个行动计划获得的票数百分比。