PPT-Anti-Doping Policies

AntiDoping Policies The Athletic Trainers Role Are they really CHEATERS Nadine Waeghe ATC PT Objectives Overview of Doping Control Process Governing Bodies AntiDoping Organizations Legal Implications. Tournament. Chaperones. Why a Chaperone ?. ( sometimes known as steward, attendant, escort ). To verify that anti-doping regulations have been followed . To improve the quality of the Doping Control process. Doping and deviance. Common sense and alternative understandings: testing the arguments. Anti-doping policy and disciplinary . society. and . d. oping . in the sport . media. A short history of football. Created and Presented by Timothy von Behren. DOPING. : . using a substance or method which is potentially harmful to an athlete’s health and/or capable of enhancing performance. The WADA was created in 1999. negligence or knowing Use on the Athlete By: Kale Hintz. What is blood . doping? . T. he . misuse of certain techniques and/or substances to increase one’s red blood cell mass, which allows the body to transport more oxygen to muscles and therefore increase . FIM Anti -Doping Rul e A nti-Dopin F . Materials Use-Case Group. Mark Hersam, NU. Lincoln Lauhon, NU. Albert Davydov, NIST. Francesca Tavazza, NIST. Arunima Singh, NIST. Vision Statement. : Understand and realize p-type and n-type doping in the low-dimensional limit. Raffaele de . Santis. Luca Di Vito. Lorenzo . Sarracco. Doping in sport. In competitive sports, . doping. refers to the use of banned athletic performance-enhancing drugs by athletic competitors, where the term . MOST USED DRUGS AND MEDICINES . STEROIDS. , STIMULANTS, HORMONES, DIURETICS, . NARCOTICS, MARIJUANA, ANTINFLAMMATORY STEROIDS, ANABOLIC . STEROIDS WHICH ACCELERATE MUSCLES DEVELOPMENT MEDICINES WHICH CONCEAL THE EFFECTS OF STEROIDS THE SO CALLED “ MASKING AGENTS” . Page 1of 37-Doping Code and International Standard FrameworkDevelopment and ImplementationGuide for StakeholdersTable of ContentsSectionPage1History of the World Anti-Doping Program122021 World Anti-D Approved byFINA on 23 November 2020INTRODUCTIONDC 1 DEFINITION OF DOPINGDC 2 ANTI-DOPING RULE VIOLATIONSDC 3 PROOF OF DOPINGDC 4 THE PROHIBITED LISTDC 5 TESTING AND INVESTIGATIONSDC 6 ANALYSIS OF SAMP Why a Chaperone ?. ( sometimes known as steward, attendant, escort ). To verify that anti-doping regulations have been followed . To improve the quality of the Doping Control process. As a convenience for the athlete. AN OLYMPIC PERSPECTIVE. Dr. Janice A. Harvey FISU CM. DOPING CONTROL IN A WINTER GAMES AN OLYMPIC PERSPECTIVE. VANOC Anti-Doping Mission. :. Deliver a state-of-the-art doping control program at the 2010 Games to ensure all athletes can compete on a level playing field.. (a) . Disqualification . means the athlete’s results in a particular competition or event are invalidated, with all resulting consequences including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes; .