Eleventh International Conference on Health, Wellness & Society

Abstract

When COVID-19 shut down live entertainment industry globally, doctors and IT risk management came together to complete an exhaustive literature review, as a basis to devise a set of helpful guidelines to assist return of healthy, safe live entertainment, including for professional sports, concerts, comedy, extreme sports in a structured, safe and methodical way. Applying “defense in depth” from ISO standards such as 9001; 18788, 27001; 27701, 31001, alongside WHO (2020; 2021) emerging best practices for public health for organizing live events and mass gatherings, a framework was developed to combine biosecurity, physical security, and IT security best practices- also identifying privacy pain points for performers, promoters, and patrons (“GDPR”). This is a study which analyzes live and sporting entertainment real Covid 19 situations’, including new need to collect more, and more detailed, “PII” or personally identifiable health and mental wellness information as sporting events like India Cricket Team (Australia), UFC (Fight Island), and returning concert promotions (ANZ Guns n’ Roses, KISS, etc). Additional digital based biosecurity activities, eg., onsite rapid antigen testing, wearable contact tracing, puts creative promoters and managers into a requirement for collecting immunization/health data, in order to provide on site medical/paramedical services in a ‘creative’ mobile industry trying to return the most famous and highly pedigreed global artists, sporting names, and musicians to safe touring. A ‘Uniform Common Control Framework” model is tested, offering protective factors for “PII” and privacy. Results map compliance global regulations to biosecurity, homeland security, WHO and ISO risk management standards globally.