Emergency Action Plan
The Emergency Action Plan is essential for every hockey team at every level of the game, and is crucial in making sure steps are in place to handle serious injury situations. A properly-managed Emergency Action Plan will save valuable time, help with attending to an injured player until medical assistance arrives, and allow for proper medical referral of the injur
Report All Injuries
A branch specific Hockey Canada Injury Report form must be completed for each and every serious injury, accident or death that occurs to a Hockey Alberta member during any sanctioned event.
The player, parents and team must work in conjunction to ensure that these reports are completely and accurately filled in and submitted to the Hockey Alberta office within 90 days of the incident through your Division Director.
Smart Hockey Concussion Kit
The Parachute Smart Hockey Program was designed to reduce brain and spinal injuries on the ice. This kit has been created as a tool to guide you through Parachute concussion information and help you integrate it with your hockey team, and complements the existing programming of Hockey Canada
Concussion Rehabilitation
Clearwater Physical Therapy is the leading edge to Concussion Management.
6 step Return to Play guidelines following a concussion
A CONCUSSION is a serious event, but you can recover fully from such an injury if the brain is given enough time to rest and recuperate. Returning to normal activities, including sport participation, is a step-wise process that requires patience, attention, and caution. Each step must take a minimum of one day, but could last longer depending on the player and his or her specific situation.
Concussion Tracker App
The Concussion Tracker App supports seamless communication between sports, schools, parents and healthcare practitioners, which keeps everyone up to date when a concussion occurs.