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DATA SUMMARY 2015
- 68,269 Cross Country Starters
- 560 BE and FEI Course
SUMMARY OF 2 0 1 5 BRI TI SH EVENTI NG DATA DATA SUMMARY 2015 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SUMMARY OF 2 0 1 5 BRI TI SH EVENTI NG DATA DATA SUMMARY 2015 68,269 Cross Country Starters 560 BE and FEI Course DATA SUMMARY 2015 DATA SUMMARY 2015 68,269 Cross Country Starters 560 BE and FEI Course 14,651 Cross
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
- 68,269 Cross Country Starters
- 560 BE and FEI Course
- 14,651 Cross Country Elements
- 1.6 million Fences Jumped
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
- 68,269 Cross Country Starters
- 560 BE and FEI Course
- 14,651 Cross Country Elements
- 1.6 million Fences Jumped
- 1,828 Total Falls
- 1,728 Falls at Cross Country Fences
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
- 68,269 Cross Country Starters
- 1.6 million Fences Jumped
- 1,828 Total Falls
- 1,728 Falls at Cross Country Fences
- Fewer than 3% of Fallers were Seriously Injured
- 0.08% Risk of Competitor being Seriously Injured
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DATA SUMMARY 2015
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BE DEFINITION OF INJURY In line with UK road traffic casualties
- NO INJURY
- SLIGHT
- SERIOUS
- FATAL
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SLIGHT INJURY
- Whiplash or neck pain
- Shallow cuts/lacerations
- Sprains and strains
- Bruising
- Slight shock
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SERIOUS INJURY
- Broken neck or back
- Head injury
- Concussion
- Severe internal injury
- Loss of leg or arm (or part)
- Chest injury
- Fracture
- Deep cuts/lacerations
- Crushing burns
- Severe shock
- Detention in hospital as an in-patient
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FEI DEFINITION OF INJURY
- Permanent disability
- Temporary disability
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HARMONISATION
- European Commission looking for
common definition of Serious Injury
- Maximum Abbreviated Injury Score
(MAIS)
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MAIS
- Globally accepted trauma scale
used by medical professionals world wide
- Scores range from 1 to 6 with levels