Athlete health
Concussions
The Recreation and Sports Safety Directorate, Recreation and Sports Sector of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, has established the Concussion Management Protocol 2nd Edition 2019 which includes procedures, reference tools and a follow-up sheet to recognize the signs and symptoms of a possible concussion, all gathered and available on the Ministry’s website. This tool describes each of the steps from the incident to the full resumption of activities.
Quebec Government Protocol
Rugby Canada Concussion Protocol
Anti-doping
Drugs, prohibited substances and medications
The World Anti-Doping Agency aims to ensure that athletes compete in a doping-free environment. Learn more about the Canadian Anti-Doping Program.
- Doping Prevention, by the Government of Quebec
- The CCES Athlete Zone is a central point for accessing resources and information for athletes and their support personnel.
- DRO Global provides athletes and support personnel with information on the prohibited status of certain substances in accordance with the current World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibited List.
- The CCES is proud to be an active member of the True Sport Movement, a movement focused on the simple idea that good sport can make a difference.
- CCES Cannabis Advisory
Courriel : info@cces.ca / Appel sans frais : 1-800-672-7775 / http://cces.ca/fr/zoneathlete
Ressources
Sport’aide
Coaching Association of Canada (ACE)
The three components of responsible coaching help ensure that participants, coaches and staff can fully benefit from sport participation in a safe, healthy and fun environment. The three components are: the rule of two, background checks and ethics training.
It should be noted that at Swimming Canada, the rule of two is defined as open and observable environments must be followed by all.
Sport bien être
