Sport Science
- Sports Medicine
The SASI Sports Medicine section offers assistance
in the following areas:
- Advice to coaches and athletes on the medical
aspects of training and competition programs
- Cooperation in the research projects with
the other SASI Sport Science disciplines
- Advice on injury prevention programs and
preventative screening examinations
- Coordination of medical and paramedical management
of injuries and medical problems
- Advice to coaches and athletes on drugs in
sport issues
- Information on medical and paramedical cover
for interstate and overseas travel
- Preparation and supply of first aid kits
for touring teams and athletes
Revisions to World Anti-Doping Code, International Standards, Come into Force January 1, 2009
Changes to the World Anti-Doping Code come into effect on 1 January 2009, and will impact athletes and support personnel. SASI has accordingly updated its Anti doping Policy.
SASI Anti-doping Policy effective January 2009 - (108kb PDF)
SASI Anti-doping Policy October 2005 (61kb PDF)
Key changes include a new Prohibited List and the elimination of abbreviated Therapeutic Use Exemptions; however, all abbreviated Therapeutic Use Exemptions delivered before 31 December 2008 will remain valid after 1 January 2009 for a set period. For further information regarding the key changes, please see this memo prepared by Dr. Peter Barnes
(2009 changes to wada code 95kb PDF)
Useful and Key Links
SASI Anti – Doping Policy 2009
(SASI Policy January 2009 108kb PDF).
World Anti Doping Code Overview
WADA/World Anti-doping Code
World Anti Doping Agency
www.ausport.gov.au/supporting/ethics/ethical_issues/antidoping
Anti Doping Frequently Asked Questions
www.ausport.gov.au/supporting/ethics/ethical_issues/antidoping
Revisions to World Anti-Doping Code for 2009.
Revisions to WADA code for 2009
Our Team
Doctor: Geoff Verrall
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