by the Canadian Olympic Committee

Description:

Designed for Healthcare Practitioners (HCPs) working in all levels of sport, this module focuses on safe sport practices tailored to the unique dynamics of athlete-practitioner interactions and relationships. Aligned with professional codes of conduct, it seeks to deepen HCPs' understanding of the specific needs of athletes, fostering inclusivity and respect within sport healthcare. By enhancing HCPs' knowledge, the course supports both athlete and practitioner safety and well-being, while promoting higher standards in healthcare delivery. Additionally, it aligns with national policies and initiatives, preparing HCPs to integrate these standards into their practice and contribute to a safer, more inclusive sporting environment.

HCPs within this context may include physicians, athletic therapists, massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, etc.

Content Standards Adressed:

A. Definitions, descriptions and examples of prohibited behaviour as outlined in the UCCMS;

B. Signs and symptoms of the various types of maltreatment;

C. Information regarding duty to report concerns for any concern within and outside of child protection; and 

D. Scope of application of the UCCMS to Canadian sport.

Target Audience: Healthcare practitioners 

Level of Sport: Grassroots, Club, Provincial, National

Delivery Method: Online training

Language: English (french available soon)

Duration: 1 hr

Cost: Free

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