Download and print the injury report form here.
What should you do if you think a player has had a concussion?
Seek medical advice if a person has symptoms and/or signs of a concussion after a blow to the head or body. Without proper management, a concussion can result in permanent problems and seriously affect one’s quality of life.
If you think you have had a concussion, tell a doctor, family member, friend, teammate, or coach.
For a second or third concussion or a severe concussion with lasting symptoms, have your physician refer you to:
Karen M. Johnston, MD, Ph.D, FRCSC, FACS
Neurosurgeon
Division of Neurosurgery
University of Toronto
Concussion Management Program AESM
Phone: 416-800-0800
Here are some other resources to help prevent concussions and identify if someone has suffered a concussion tailored to different requirements:
Things to Know About Concussions
Return to Play Guidelines
Concussion Guidelines for Teachers
Concussion Guidelines for Athletes
Concussion Guidelines for Parents
Concussion Guidelines for Coaches