Recommencing mass gathering events in the context of COVID-19: Lessons from Australia
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Ranse J. (2021). Recommencing mass gathering events in the context of COVID-19: Lessons from Australia; invited speaker for Qatar Health 2021, Doha, Qatar, 22nd January. [online]
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Recommencing mass gathering events in the context of COVID-19: Lessons from Australia
- 1. Dr Jamie Ranse, RN PhD Senior Research Fellow, Emergency Care | Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith University Founder, Mass Gathering Collaboration | Griffith University, Queensland Visiting Research Fellow | Department of Emergency Medicine, Gold Coast Health Recommencing Mass Gathering Events in the Context of COVID-19: Lessons from Australia
- 2. • COVID-19 Epidemiology in Australia • Mass gathering events and COVID-19 • Case studies • Strategies for mass gathering events during COVID-19 INTRODUCTION
- 3. EPIDEMIOLOGY
- 4. • Cancellation • Postponed • Modified • Spectators (front of house) • Participants / performers / athletes (back of house) MASS GATHERING EVENTS and COVID-19
- 5. CASE STUDY: Rugby League Finals 1 2
- 6. • 37,000 attended / 52,500 capacity (~70%) • Ticketing / information technology • Hand sanitisation • Seating arrangements • Public transport interface CASE STUDY: Rugby League Finals Various media outlets, e.g., https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/rugby-league-ticketek-error-leaves-thousands-of-nrl- fans-massed-outside-stadium-amid-covid-concerns/IV5TIASD7ZUDAKQ6MTML7XJJDQ/
- 7. • 30,000 attended / 42,000 capacity (~70%) • Engagement • Police, Health • Invite Public Health to events – be responsive • Staggered approach • Crowd capacity, outlets (food, merchandise) • Consistency • Same model across a number of sites • Legacy • Sharing, Collaboration CASE STUDY: Australian Football League Personal Correspondence with Todd Harris, Chief Executive Officer at Stadiums Queensland [29 October 2020]
- 8. CASE STUDY: Australian Open • 8th February 2021 – 21st February 2021 • More than 10 COVID-19 cases linked to Australian Open
- 9. CASE STUDY: Music Festivals • Private, reserved, pods • Drinks delivered to your pen Ashley Gabriel, Director of Sales and Marketing at Novatech Creative Event Technology
- 10. • Generic risk assessment and guidance documents • Specific risk assessments and guidance documents • Considerations for sports federations/sports event organizers • Basketball • Football • Stadiums • Practical considerations and recommendations for religious leaders and faith-based communities STRATEGIES: Global
- 11. • Australian Health Protection Principal Committee • Not focused on mass gathering events STRATEGIES: National
- 12. • Queensland Industry Framework for COVID Safe Events • General principles • Specific principles STRATEGIES: State / Territory
- 13. STRATEGIES: State / Territory
- 14. • Recommencing • Training • Competition STRATEGIES: Clubs, Associations and Federations
- 15. As planned mass gathering events recommence: • Risk based approach • Public health measures for all events • Event specific measures for some events • Legacy of events to share learnings • Risk communication, pre, during and after CONCLUSION