Concussion Protocol Sample Clauses

Concussion Protocol a. The implementation of Euroleague Basketball’s Concussion Protocol is mandatory throughout all clubs. Instructions will be forwarded to every Club through an awareness campaign. b. EuroLeague and ELPA will periodically review general Concussion Protocol updates and recommendations in order to provide best available protocol for players’ health.

Concussion Protocol. FFSC recognizes the need for increased awareness about concussions, head injuries and brain trauma. In order for FFSC to be compliant with State of California Assembly ▇▇▇▇ No. 2007, new procedures have been implemented. The information below ensures compliance and provides additional information and resources for all Cal South members. • Sport organizations must offer concussion & head injury education to each of their coaches & administrators on a yearly basis. • Sport organizations must require each coach & administrator to successfully complete the concussion & head injury education offered at least once. • Sports organizations shall provide a concussion and head injury information fact sheet to each athlete/parent/guardian on a yearly basis. Signature acknowledgement required. • An athlete who is suspected of sustaining a concussion or other head injury shall be immediately removed for the remainder of the day and shall not be permitted to return to any athletic activity until he or she is evaluated by a licensed health care provider. • Youth sports organizations shall notify a parent/guardian of the time and date of the injury, the symptoms observed, and any treatment provided to that athlete for the injury. • Sports organizations mus prohibit the return of an athlete to athletic activity until a full medical release clearance is received from a licensed health care provider. • If the licensed health care provider determines that the athlete sustained a concussion or other head injury, the athlete shall also complete a graduated return-to-play protocol of no less than seven days in duration under the supervision of a licensed health care provider I/we have read this Player-Parent-Coach Agreement for the 2019/2020 season and agree to be bound by all Cal South, Coast Soccer League, FFSC Club and any other applicable rules and regulations. I/We acknowledge the Club is a voluntary participation program and that playing soccer involves the potential risk of physical injury. By signing the next page, I/we hereby release, discharge and hold harmless FUTBOL FOUNDATION of SANTA CLARITA, its successors and assigns, agents and representatives, from claims arising out of, or relating to, participation in the soccer program. This includes any physical injury caused by any alleged negligence of any official, referee, coach, or player while performing his or her duties during any practices, games or team/club events. I/We agree to abide by the rules, regulations an...

Concussion Protocol. Professional soccer, like all professional team sports, involves inherent risk of injury. Therefore, the assessment and management of suspected and actual concussions received by Players shall be performed pursuant to the Concussion Protocol designed by MLS and which MLS and the Union have agreed to attach as Exhibit 12 to the CBA (the “Concussion Protocol”). The Concussion Protocol is administered and applied by MLS.

Concussion Protocol. The PWHL shall apply The USA Hockey Concussion Management Protocol (the “Concussion Protocol”). The PWHL shall notify the PWHLPA of the implementation of any updated version of the Concussion Protocol, which shall be applied by the PWHL.

Concussion Protocol. 1087 1. Professional soccer, like all professional team sports, involves inherent 1088 risk of injury. Therefore, the League and USLPA shall convene on a 1089 regular basis (but no less than once per year) to address the assessment 1090 and management of suspected and actual concussions sustained by 1091 Players, any potential new or revised concussion protocols, and (if 1092 applicable) the implementation thereof. 1093 2. The USLPA acknowledges that, as of the Effective Date, each Club is 1094 required to establish and implement its own set of concussion protocols 1095 (and accordingly, such protocols may vary by Club). Any set of 1096 concussion protocols which would be equally applicable across the 1097 League will first be discussed with the USLPA; provided, however, that 1098 the League may ultimately implement any set of concussion protocols 1099 which it determines, in its reasonable discretion, will promote the safety of 1100 the Players. 1101 Article 11. Player Obligations‌ 1102 During the term of his employment under a Standard Player Agreement, a Player 1103 shall perform all of the duties that may be required of and from him pursuant to the terms 1104 of this Agreement and his Standard Player Agreement, including that he be available and 1105 promptly report for and, to the best of his ability, fully participate in all of the Club’s 1106 training and practice sessions, workouts, meetings, matches, and all other activities 1107 required under the SPA, unless excused by the Club or League, as applicable. 1108 1109

Concussion Protocol. ● Our students’ health and education are the greatest responsibility that we have. We will never put winning a game over the health and safety of our students. ● Every student in grades 7-12 at both districts will take a concussion baseline test with the Activities Directors ● The concussion baseline must be done before any student is allowed to practice. ● If a concussion is suspected during a contest, that student shall not return until they have been cleared by a medical professional. ● If a coach feels the need to “check” for a concussion, the student shall not return to the contest or practice until they have been cleared by a medical professional. ● Any students that needs to be subbed out of a game due to a blow to the head or neck area will automatically be suspected of a concussion and shall not return until cleared by a medical professional. ● After a suspected concussion, the athlete needs two pieces of information in order to be cleared to return: o A post-concussion baseline test conducted by the Activities Director; and then o A medical professional’s clearance to return. ● The coach will be expected to follow the Return to Play plan provided by the medical professional and/or district. The coach will also be expected to document what the students was allowed to do during practice and games as they are in the Return to Play protocol.

Concussion Protocol. Our students’ health and education are the greatest responsibility that we have. We will never put winning a game over the health and safety of our students. • Every student will take a concussion baseline test with the Activities Directors during the 7th, 9th, and 11th grade years. • If a concussion is suspected during a contest, that student shall not return until they have been cleared by a medical professional. • If a coach feels the need to “check” for a concussion, the student shall not return to the contest or practice until they have been cleared by a medical professional. • Any students that needs to be subbed out of a game due to a blow to the head or neck area will automatically be suspected of a concussion and shall not return until cleared by a medical professional. • After a suspected concussion, the athlete needs two pieces of information in order to be cleared to return: o A post-concussion baseline test conducted by the Activities Director; and then o A medical professional’s clearance to return. • The coach will be expected to follow the Return to Play plan provided by the medical professional and/or district. The coach will also be expected to document what the students was allowed to do during practice and games as they are in the Return to Play protocol.

Concussion Protocol. If concussion is suspected, participants will leave practice immediately, and can return after at least 24 hours and with written clearance from a licensed physician.