A G
E N D A
National Collegiate Athletic
Association
Committee on Competitive
Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports
Sports Sciences Safety
Subcommittee
NCAA National Office
December 2-4, 2001
1.
Approval
of June 15-16 meeting minutes.
[Supplement No. 1]
2.
Women’s
lacrosse eye protection. [Supplement No. 2]
3.
Review
NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports
strategic plan action items.
[Refer to Supplement No. 16 in the full committee agenda]
4.
NCAA
Injury Surveillance System (ISS).
a. Review
of fall 2001-02 ISS data.
b. Update
on ISS system upgrade.
(1) Review
current funding situation and 2002-03 request. [Supplement No. 3]
(2) Identify
consultant project team.
[Supplement No. 4]
(3) Develop
further specifications.
[Supplement No. 5]
(4) Consider
role of outside groups and organizations such as National Strength and
Conditioning Association and American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine
(AOSSM). [Supplement No. 6]
(5) Discuss
for need of an Institutional Review Board (IRB) review. [Supplement No. 7]
5.
NCAA sports specific issues.
a.
Discuss
issues to forward to NCAA Football Rules Committee meeting and NCAA Football
Study Oversight Committee initiatives.
[Supplement No. 8 and refer to Supplement No. 6 in full committee
agenda] (Bryan Smith)
b. Wrestling.
(1) Review
skin infection recommendations.
[Supplement No. 9]
(2) Review
educational videotape introduction.
[Supplement No. 10]
(3) Specifications
for body composition measurements that would be appropriate for NCAA weight
certification program. [Supplement
No. 11]
c. Review
commotio cordis in men’s lacrosse.
[Supplement No. 12]
d. Review
National Federation of State High School Association (NFHS) perspective of head
injuries in soccer meeting.
[Supplement No. 13]
6.
Research
issues.
a. Review
of completed and current research projects.
(1) Effect
of centerline rule on the incidence of ankle injuries in women’s collegiate
volleyball study. [Supplement No.
14]
(2) Soccer
concussion videotape project update.
[Supplement No. 15]
(3) Review
University of Wisconsin hydration project. [Supplement No. 16]
b. Identification
of new funding for 2001-02.
(1) Sickle
Cell trait. [Supplement No. 17]
(2) AOSSM/Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) soccer anterior cruciate ligament
(ACL) study update.
(3) Injury
Surveillance System enhancement.
c. Health
and safety issues for emerging sports.
[Refer to Supplement No. 9 in Full Committee agenda]
d. Wrestling
Abstracts for 2002 American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) meeting. [Supplement No. 18].
7.
Educational issues.
a. NCAA
Sports Medicine Handbook.
(1) Review
2001-02 handbook. [Supplement No.
19]
(2) Consider
revisions of current guidelines.
(a) Dr.
Randy Eichner comments on Guideline No. 3C -The Student-Athlete with Sickle
Cell Trait. [Supplement No. 20]
(b) Revision
of Guideline 2F - Eating Disorders to focus on optimal performance, nutrition
and body image.
(c) Guideline
2D Weight Loss- Hypohydration.
(d) Guideline
2G Menstrual-Cycle Dysfunction.
(e) Guideline
2I Nontherapeutic Drugs.
(f) Guideline
2O Concussion and Second-Impact Syndrome.
(g) Guideline
4C Use of Trampoline and Minitramp.
(h) Guideline
4E Use of the Head as a Weapon in Football and other Contact Sports.
(i) Guideline
1A Athletic Administration (health insurance).
(3) Consider
new guidelines.
(a) ACSM
statement regarding pesticide use around athletic facilities. [Supplement No. 21]
(b) Exercise-induced
asthma. [Supplement No. 22]
(4) National
Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) handbook.
(5) Use
of handbook guidelines in NCAA rules books. [Supplement No. 23]
(6) Reference
to health and safety legislation.
[Supplement No. 24]
b.
NCAA
health and safety Web site. [Refer
to Supplement No. 34 in the full agenda.]
c. Article
from American Hockey Coaches Association newsletter. [Supplement No. 25]
8. Drug-Education
and Drug-Testing Subcommittee agenda.
[Supplement No. 26]
9. Other
issues.
10.
Adjournment.