PRE RACES
- All athletes should ensure they have medical insurance.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
- Emergency Call number: 112
Hospitals and Xray Services
- Cuf Descobertas – Parque das Nações: R. Mário Botas,1998-018 LISBOA
210025200 210025220 web: http://www.hospitalcuf.pt
- Curry Cabral:
217 924 00
- Egas Moniz:
213 650 000
- Estefânia:
213 126 600
- Miguel Bombarda:
213 177 400
- Pulido Valente:
217 548 000
- Santa Maria:
217 805 000
- Santa Marta:
213 594 000
- Santo António dos Capuchos e Desterro:
213 136 300
- São José:
218 841 000
- São Francisco Xavier:
213 000 300
The major public hospitals provide 24 hr emergency department services. They are equipped to deal with all major trauma, life-threatening conditions and fractures.
PHARMACY/APOTHECARY
- Farmácia Exposul
Lisboa - Santa Maria dos Olivais
Alameda Oceanos 2.06.05-lj H, Lisboa
1990 LISBOA
- Farmácia Parque das Nacões
Lisboa - Santa Maria dos Olivais
Jardim Jacarandás 4.28.01-H, Lisboa
1990-237 LISBOA
218 947 000
- Farmácia Ascenso
Lisboa - Santa Maria dos Olivais
Praça Norte 11-A, Lisboa
1800-281 LISBOA
218 511 216
218 536 105
- Farmácia Central dos Olivais Lda
Lisboa - Santa Maria dos Olivais
R Alferes Barrilaro Ruas 7-lj C, Lisboa
1800-006 LISBOA
RACE DAY
Medical services will be available on-site on race day. Physicians with sports medicine training, nurses and physiotherapists will staff the medical tent. This service will be provided at no cost to athletes.
The medical tent will be located as close to finish line as practical and athletes will be selected as they finish the race to determine whether medical care is required.
There will be volunteers stationed along the course and the ambulance service will transport injured athletes to hospital if required.
POST RACE
The medical tent will remain staffed until all athletes have completed the race.
RECOVERY AREA
There will be a restricted access area where athletes can obtain food and fluids on completion of the race.
FOOD
There will be an assortment of fruits and drinks available in the recovery area for athletes only
MASSAGE
Volunteer massage therapists will provide 10 minutes post-race recovery massage
DOPING CONTROL
The European Triathlon Championships races, except AG races, will be subject to doping control in accordance with WADA regulations. Urine and blood samples may be collected.
POLICY
Any athlete can be chosen for random drug testing during training prior to the race and on completion of the race.
PROCEDURE
Athletes will be notified immediately after the race and will be accompanied by the chaperone until a sample for analysis is provided. A team representative may accompany each competitor throughout the doping control procedures.
MEDICAL INSURANCE
It is strongly recommended that all athletes arrange private medical insurance prior to arrival in Lisbon. If you have an accident or health problem you must pay for your medical expenses at the time unless you have coverage.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Early May provides ideal race conditions with daily temperatures in the mid-twenty degree Celsius. Temperature of Doca dos Olivais water is 18º C up to 21º C.
VACINES
Visitors to Portugal do not require any special vaccinations. It is prudent to ensure protection against the common communicable diseases such as Influenza and transmittable diseases such as hepatitis A and B.
REGULAR MEDICATION
Athletes are advised to bring sufficient quantities of medications for personal use. It is wise to bring a letter from your personal doctor confirming your medical history and medication in case of emergency. If you have prescribed a medication that is for restricted use in the WASA code, please ensure that you have submitted a TUE with your triathlon federation. |