In a lecture on cardiac resuscitation for the U-17 national team players before the World Cup, emphasis was placed on the importance of awareness of first aid and how to deal with cardiac emergencies that may occur during matches or training. Valuable information was provided on how to perform CPR correctly and the importance of cooperation between players and the technical staff to ensure everyone’s safety. Some realistic cases were also reviewed that highlight the necessity of good preparation for such situations to ensure The players performed safely and confidently during the global tournament that everyone is eagerly awaiting
An educational lecture for the U-17 national team players
Dr. Amr Taha, head of the medical staff for the U-17 national team, gave an important educational lecture to the national team’s players about cardiopulmonary resuscitation and how to deal with cases of sudden cardiac arrest in athletes. This lecture came within the medical awareness program implemented by the technical and medical staff, in preparation for participation in the upcoming World Cup in Qatar, as this type of awareness is considered extremely important to ensure the safety of the players.
The importance of first aid and dealing with emergencies
The lecture included a detailed explanation of modern methods of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. A practical application was also organized with the participation of the players, with the aim of raising the level of awareness and preparedness to deal with any health emergency on the field, as good knowledge of these methods can save the life of a player in emergency situations, and this reflects the commitment of the medical system to raising the level of health awareness among young people.
Promoting a culture of safety and prevention
This activity comes within the framework of the medical staff’s keenness to promote a culture of safety and prevention among young players, in line with the medical standards approved by FIFA. "FIFA"Before the team’s delegation travels to Qatar to participate in the World Cup, the medical team seeks to provide a safe and healthy environment for the players, which contributes to improving their performance and enhancing their chances of success in upcoming international competitions.
