プロフェッショナルレフェリーのFIFA医療脳震盪プロトコルに関する知識と試合中の脳震盪の経験

Craig Rosenbloom¹, Andrew Massey², Katrine Okholm Kryger³

¹Queen Mary University of London, UK.

Journal of science and medicine in sport

|January 31, 2026

要旨

Objectives:

This cross-sectional online self-administered survey aimed to investigate professional referees' experiences of concussion during match-play, and their knowledge of the then-current pre-2022 FIFA Medical Concussion Protocol.

Methods:

A 25-question survey was emailed to 200 FIFA-accredited referees, with 83 completed responses being returned.

Results:

75% of referees correctly answered five basic questions pertaining to the Concussion Protocol, but only 52% perceived that their concussion knowledge was appropriate, with 28% of referees reported attending structured education on concussion. Interest in learning more about concussions was high, 95%.

Conclusions:

Concussion education tailored to future and current referees should be considered a priority.

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教育試合役員スポーツ関連脳震盪

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