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SKI JUMPING WORLD CUP 6 th and 7 th August 2021 COVID-19 TESTING PROTOCOLS Guidelines and protocols established by event organizers working side by side with the FFS and FIS Version 15.07.2021
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SKI JUMPING WORLD CUP
6th and 7th August 2021
COVID-19 TESTING PROTOCOLS
Guidelines and protocols established by event organizers working side by side with the FFS and
FIS
Version 15.07.2021
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
Determined by current national regulations in France (Health Ministry, Sports Ministry, ARS, and CPAM).
Protocols take into consideration recommendations made by the International Ski Federation (FIS).
Testing protocols established for all accredited individuals for the duration of the event.
Cost of test (53,49€) to be paid by the person requesting the test. Immediate payment to the medical laboratory on site. For French citizens, cost of test will be covered by the “’Assurance-Maladie”. “Carte Vitale” must be presented.
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COVID-19 UNITCOURCHEVEL SKI JUMPING WORLD CUP
ADMINISTRATIVE
Medical coordinator:Dr. Alain RouxTel. +33 (0)[email protected]
Race office:Aurélie DonnetTel. +33 (0)[email protected]
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MEDICAL SERVICES
Medical centers:@Courchevel 1850Dr. Chedal and Dr. BlancTel. +33 (0)479 08 26 40
@Courchevel 1650Dr. JournoudTel. +33 (0)479 07 71 64
TESTING CENTERWednesday 04/08 : 9.00 – 13.00 | Thursday 05/08 : 15.00 – 20.00 | Friday 06/08 : 15.00 – 20.00
@Courchevel Le PrazLocation : Salle de l’Alpinium
OTHER POSSIBILITIES TO GET TESTED
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Salle des Arolles, Courchevel 1850 (10min drive)
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10.00 to 12.00.
(Reservation have to be done at least one day before)
This is a public laboratory, we do not have control over availabilities.
Moûtiers, 53 place de l’Hotel de ville (25 minutes drive)
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 8.00 to 12.00 and 14.30 to 18.00
Saturday from 8.00 to 12.00
(Reservation have to be done at least one day before)
This is a public laboratory, we do not have control over availabilities.
HOW TO BOOK A TEST ?
• For a test @Le Praz• Contact the Race Office, and they will take care of the
reservation.
• For a test @Courchevel 1850 or @Moutiers• Contact the Race Office to inform them about it. They will
help as much as they can, but can not book an appointmentfor you.
• Be careful, since these laboratories are public, it may not beavailable at all time.
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“RACE” BUBBLE TESTING PROTOCOL Team Athletes + Team staff + FIS staff + Timing team
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To get accredited,
you need to:
1. Present the results:
For a nasal PCR test >0 test conducted within 72 hours of arrival at the venue
Or for an “Abott or Roche” serology test dated between 6 months and 2 weeks prior to arrival
The results must appear in one’s FIS PASSPORT 12 hours before the accreditation retrieval area opens for
the race sanitary bubble so that the COVID-19 medical coordinator can review and approve them.
2. Fill out the FIS questionnaire.
To process your FIS passport:
https://fispassport.fis-ski.com/fis/
Code : FIS2022
During the races you can get
tested:
Quick results PCR tests by appointment, results within 24h max.Wednesday 4th : 9.00 – 13.00 | Thursday 5th : 15.00 – 20.00 | Friday 6th : 15.00 – 20.00 (@Le Praz)Teams have to contact the Race Office to make their appointments for testing.
Contact organizing committee as soon as possible to make
an appointment before the races.
After the races: Contact the Courchevel COVID-19 unit medical coordinator if any known symptoms appear.
The Organizing Committee recommends that you:
Download the “tous anti-covid” (all against covid) application Fill out the FIS questionnaire before each test
“ORGANIZER” BUBBLE TESTING PROTOCOL Sports Club + Ski instructors + Service providers + Volunteers + Medical team + TV
Production
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To get accredited, you need to:
1. Present the results for a nasal PCR test >0 test conducted within 72 hours of arrival at
the venue.
2. Fill out the FIS questionnaire : https://fispassport.fis-ski.com/fis/ Code : FIS2022
The Organizing Committee recommends that you: Download the “tous anti-covid” (all against covid) application Fill out the FIS questionnaire before each test
During the races you can get tested:
Quick results PCR tests by appointment, results within 24h max.Wednesday 4th : 9.00 – 13.00 | Thursday 5th : 15.00 – 20.00 | Friday : 15.00 – 20.00 To get tested on those days, a FFP2 mask is mandatory.
Contact organizing committee as soon as possible to make an
appointment before the races.
After the races: Contact the Courchevel COVID-19 medical coordinator if any known symptoms appear.
“MEDIA” BUBBLE TESTING PROTOCOL Courchevel Tourisme media team + Journalists + Photographers
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To get accredited, you need to:
1. Present the results for a nasal PCR test >0 test conducted within 72 hours of arrival at
the venue.
2. Fill out the FIS questionnaire : https://fispassport.fis-ski.com/fis/ Code : FIS2022
The Organizing Committee recommends that you: Download the “tous anti-covid” (all against covid) application Fill out the FIS questionnaire before each test
During the races you can get tested:
Quick results PCR tests by appointment, results within 24h max.Wednesday 4th : 9.00 – 13.00 | Thursday 5th : 15.00 – 20.00 | Friday 6th : 15.00 – 20.00 To get tested on those days, a FFP2 mask is mandatory.
Contact organizing committee as soon as possible to make an
appointment before the races.
After the races: Contact the Courchevel COVID-19 medical coordinator if any known symptoms appear.
“PUBLIC” BUBBLE TESTING PROTOCOL Public + VIP
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To enter the site, you need to:
1. Present the results for a nasal RT-PCR test >0 test conducted within 72 hours or a valid
“sanitary pass” established by French Authorities
The Organizing Committee recommends that you: Download the “tous anti-covid” (all against covid) application Fill out the FIS questionnaire before each test
During the races you can get tested:
Antigen tests at your disposition @Le Praz at a different place than the PCR Tests.
Contact organizing committee as soon as possible to make an
appointment before the races.
After the races: Contact the Courchevel COVID-19 medical coordinator if any known symptoms appear.
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Suspicion:Someone showing typical symptoms: Inform the medical coordinator
1. Immediately isolate /quarantine the person in the room designated for this purpose: conduct an PCR test and a remote medical consult.
2. If the PCR test is negative returning to the event is possible after a remote medical consult.3. If the PCR test is positive additional 7-day quarantine + 2 days after the symptoms disappear,
returning to the event is possible after a remote medical consult and approval from the medical centerdoctor.
Positive PCR test, but individual is asymptomatic
Immediate quarantine for 7 days.
Returning to the event is possible after approval from the medical center doctor.
Contact cases:Identified by ARSand/or COVID-19 unit
1. Immediately isolate /quarantine the person for 7 days in the room designated for this purpose and
conduct a medical exam.
2. If no symptoms conduct an PCR test at T + 7 days:
- Negative test result: return to the event
- Positive test result: quarantine for 7 more days
3. If showing symptoms conduct an PCR test
- If results of second test are negative return to the event
- If results of second test are positive additional 7-day quarantine + 2 days after the
symptoms disappear, returning to the event is possible after a remote medical consult and approval from the
medical center doctor .
PROTOCOLS TO FOLLOW FOR:CASES WITH SYMPTOMS / POSITIVE CASES/ CONTACT CASES
