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Study guide to FIFA's medical set piece for football: the six colour roles, sudden cardiac arrest, the primary survey, cervical spine injury, concussion (FOCUS) and the emergency care bag, with links
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Study guide to FIFA's medical set piece for football: the six colour roles, sudden cardiac arrest, the primary survey, cervical spine injury, concussion (FOCUS) and the emergency care bag, with links to FIFA's films and documents.
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Participant app for HKL's Sports-Emergency Football Medicine Workshop 2026 — on-field sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) management at Hospital Tunku Azizah, 3–4 October 2026.
Mobile-first. Colour roles, 6-step drill, 10-second dash timer, programme book, FIFA emergency bag list, and official FIFA/UEFA guideline films.Read the full README ↗Pitchside Emergency Care now lives at https://zaq6184-cell.github.io/PITCHSIDE-EMERGENCY-CARE-APP/ (source: https://github.com/zaq6184-cell/PITCHSIDE-EMERGENCY-CARE-APP).
This repository only keeps the old address working: every page under https://zaq6184-cell.github.io/hkl-football-medicine-2026/ forwards to the same page at the new address, so printed QR codes and shared links still open the app.
Developed by the Sports-Emergency Football Medicine team, HKL.