MEDICAL REGULATIONS 11 Edition - FIVB

FIVB Medical Regulations – 11th Edition
3.2 During the competition, the Medical Delegate must continue to verify and
propose any adjustments required for the good functioning of medical services.
He supervises medical assistance in the first-aid room, on courts, and in training
halls.
4. Athlete`s Nutrition
The Medical Delegate must verify that meals and refreshments are provided in appropriate
quality and quantity as outlined in the FIVB Medical Regulations.
4.1 After arrival on site and before the start of the competition, the Medical
Delegate must inspect kitchen facilities and restaurants in the venue where the
participants are accommodated. He must verify that the menu fulfills all the
criteria and requirements of the teams participating in the competition.
4.2. During the competition, the Medical Delegate must continue to verify and
propose any adjustments required for the continued proper nutrition of athletes.
5. Injury Surveillance Program
If decided by the FIVB Medical Commission, to prepare for and implement the
FIVB Injury Surveillance Program according to the procedures outlined in Section
H.
6. Medical Reports
At the end of the competition:
6.1 After the competition, the Medical Delegate is obliged to prepare a report on
the medical aspects of the competition using the FIVB Medical Delegate Report
(M-9 - Appendix 10) and forwards it to the FIVB Medical Department, and also
to the President of the FIVB Medical Commission within one week after the
competition. He also participates in preparing the Control Committee Report
before leaving the competition site.
6.2 The medical delegate takes all M-1 forms and sends them to the FIVB
Medical Department in a sealed envelope as confidential medical information,
along with the results of referee medical controls. Prior to sending the forms the
Medical Delegate must copy all M-1 forms and keep these copies in a sealed
envelope for at least one month after the end of the competition.
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