- Workforce Strategy for NHS England
- WHO Global Action Plan on Physical Activity
- Work, health and disability Green Paper
- Health and Social Care Wales
- Sport Duty of Care Review
- Draft Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy
- Running Free
- Scottish Parliament Health and Sport Committee – Preventative Agenda
- Sporting Future: A New Strategy for an Active Nation
- Department for Transport Cycling Delivery Plan
- More Sport for All – Labour Party Policy Review
- All Party Commission on Physical Activity
The FSEM responded to this consultation in May 2016, key points included:
- Ensuring that the appropriate medical care is available for all athletes and sports participants
- The medical specialty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) has a large role to play in sport duty of care
- Recognising appropriate medical qualifications and qualified SEM doctors for preventing and managing illness and injury in sport and exercise
- Reducing risk in sport. Every sport should be responsible for collecting appropriate injury data, at junior, recreational and elite level
- Further investment in Sport and Exercise Medicine NHS posts, providing optimal early treatment ensures a participant can continue to take part in sport and exercise
- A strong recommendation that National Governing Bodies use external expert advice when appointing team doctors or chief medical officers
- Support and recognition of approved immediate medical care courses in sport training for doctors and allied health professionals
- Availability of Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) in public places
Read our full response here – Sport Duty of Care Review FSEM (UK) Response
