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Department of Public Health Return to Play Protocol and Guidance for Young Athletes (High School Students and Younger) in El Paso, Texas (August 3, 2021) This guidance replaces the document issued

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How to fill out return to play protocol

1. To fill out the return to play protocol, follow these steps:
2. Obtain a copy of the return to play protocol form from a healthcare professional or sports organization.
3. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and guidelines for the protocol.
4. Fill in the personal details section, including the player's name, date of birth, and contact information.
5. Provide information about the injury or condition that led to the player's absence from play.
6. Describe the treatment received and any rehabilitation exercises or therapies undertaken.
7. If required, attach supporting medical documents or test results to provide additional evidence.
8. Fill out the section regarding the player's current physical condition, including any symptoms or limitations.
9. Indicate the date and time of the assessment by a healthcare professional.
10. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
11. Submit the filled-out return to play protocol form to the appropriate authority or organization for review and approval.

Who needs return to play protocol?

1. Return to play protocol is required for individuals who have suffered an injury or medical condition that prevented them from participating in sports or physical activities.
2. This protocol is typically necessary for athletes, both amateur and professional, who aim to return to their respective sports after an injury or medical absence.
3. Sports organizations, coaches, and healthcare professionals use the return to play protocol to ensure that the player is physically fit and ready to resume sports activities safely.
4. In some cases, return to play protocol may also be required for non-athletes who engage in physical activities that pose a risk of injury, such as gym enthusiasts or recreational sports participants.

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What is return to play protocol?

Return to play protocol is a set of guidelines and procedures designed to ensure the safe return of an athlete to their sport after suffering an injury.

Who is required to file return to play protocol?

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

How to fill out return to play protocol?

Return to play protocol is usually filled out by providing detailed information about the injury, treatment received, current health status, and a plan for returning to play.

What is the purpose of return to play protocol?

The purpose of return to play protocol is to minimize the risk of further injury and ensure that the athlete is fully recovered before returning to their sport.

What information must be reported on return to play protocol?

Information such as the nature of the injury, treatment received, current health status, and a plan for returning to play must be reported on the return to play protocol.