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Florida Gulf Coast University Department of Campus Recreation IN: Return to Play Medical ClearanceMake an appointment to see Dr. Liston or another physician in Student Health Services (SHS). If further

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How to fill out return to play medical

1. Start by obtaining the necessary forms from the organization or institution requiring the return to play medical.
2. Ensure that you have all of your medical records and health information available, including any relevant test results or imaging studies.
3. Schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider to discuss your desire to return to play and complete the necessary medical examination.
4. During the medical examination, your healthcare provider will assess your current health status, including any injuries or conditions that may affect your ability to participate in physical activity.
5. Provide any additional documentation or information requested by your healthcare provider to support your request for return to play.
6. Once the examination is complete, your healthcare provider will fill out the return to play medical form, documenting their findings and any recommendations or restrictions for your participation in physical activity.
7. Review the completed return to play medical form with your healthcare provider to ensure accuracy and understanding.
8. Submit the completed form to the appropriate organization or institution, following any additional instructions provided.
9. Keep a copy of the completed form and any supporting documentation for your records.

Who needs return to play medical?

1. Anyone who has suffered an injury or illness that has caused them to be sidelined from physical activity may require a return to play medical.
2. This can include athletes recovering from a sports-related injury, individuals who have undergone surgery or other medical procedures, and anyone with a medical condition that affects their ability to participate in physical activity.
3. Return to play medicals are often required by sports teams, schools, and other organizations to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals before allowing them to resume participation in physical activity.

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What is return to play medical?

Return to play medical is a form or evaluation process used to determine if an individual is medically cleared to resume participation in sports or physical activities after an injury or illness.

Who is required to file return to play medical?

Athletes, coaches, and medical staff are typically required to file return to play medical forms.

How to fill out return to play medical?

Return to play medical forms are typically filled out by the individual's primary care physician or a sports medicine specialist.

What is the purpose of return to play medical?

The purpose of return to play medical is to ensure the safety of individuals returning to physical activities by confirming they are medically cleared to do so.

What information must be reported on return to play medical?

Return to play medical forms typically require information on the individual's medical history, current condition, and any necessary clearances from healthcare providers.