Resources
Educational modules
Connectivity Sport-Related Concussion Short Course
Connectivity’s Sport-Related Concussion Short Course is a 15-minute interactive online course which educates coaches, umpires, staff, volunteers, parents and other interested people to recognise and manage a concussion injury in a sporting context. Alongside the main course content is an additional 20 minutes of optional lived experience viewing.
Who this module is for: | Coaches, umpires, staff, volunteers, parents and other interested people |
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Estimated time to complete: | 15 minutes |
Concussion in Sport for Healthcare Practitioners Course
Designed for AHPRA registered healthcare practitioners to learn about the appropriate assessment, management and treatment of sports-related concussions.
Who this module is for: | AHPRA registered healthcare practitioners |
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Estimated time to complete: | 120 minutes |
Key resources
Concussion referral and clearance form

This form provides a clear and detailed process following a concussion incident of an individual. It has three (3) sections which provide a healthcare practitioner details of the concussion incident (including mechanism and symptoms), a section for the healthcare practitioner to sign following the initial consultation and examination, and a section for clearance for return to sport following recovery. This follows the community and youth guidance on return to sport timeframes.
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Notification to teachers of concussion

This form is for notifying teachers (or relevant school support staff) of a student's concussion following an evaluation by a suitably qualified and experienced healthcare practitioner.
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Physiotherapy guided rehabilitation of concussion

This resource highlights the five systems that should be considered when designing a rehabilitation plan for an athlete recovering from concussion and is based on the graded return to sport framework (GRTSF) for advanced care settings.
Athletes 18 years and under can utilise this guide but MUST follow the GRTSF for community and youth, specifically the 14 days symptom free (at rest) and 21 days minimum before returning to competitive contact.
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Concussion officer

Systems for managing the concussed student in the school environment utilising a proposed ‘concussion officer’ role in a community club or school environment.
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Graded return to sport framework (community and youth)

The graded return to sport framework (GRTSF) for community and youth assists athletes/ coach/parents/teachers with concussion management through the recovery process and time frames for a safe return to sport/learn.
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Additional resources
- Australian Concussion Guidelines for Youth and Community Sport[1.51 mb]
- Concussion in Sport Australian Position Statement[481.88 kb]
- Graded Return to Sport Framework (Advanced)[90.42 kb]
- Graded Return to Sport Framework (Community & Youth)[73.85 kb]
- HCP Off-Field Concussion Management Decision Tree[46.33 kb]
- HCP On-Field Concussion Management Decision Tree[54.54 kb]
- Clinical guidelines for further review post concussion[26.69 kb]
- Interdisciplinary care for athletes with concussion[22.06 kb]
- VOMS poster[863.09 kb]
- Role of physiotherapist[57.35 kb]
- Key points for medical practitioners[745.2 kb]
- Non HCP Off-Field Concussion Management Decision Tree[46.33 kb]
- Non HCP On-Field Concussion Management Decision Tree[52.35 kb]
- Concussion officer[46.93 kb]
- Return to Learn[1.04 mb]
- Poster for athletes - Basketball[1.35 mb]
- Poster for athletes - Rugby[2.85 mb]
- Poster for athletes - Soccer[975.39 kb]
- Poster for athletes - Basketball - Child[1.5 mb]