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NRL Ditches Plan for Independent Doctors To Assess Concussion Risk

All around the world, athletes in contact sports are hoping for the best cognitive care. As a former player, you should stay informed about your benefits. You may be eligible for cognitive care coverage.

Feb. 20, 2014 The Sydney Morning Herald

The NRL has aborted plans to introduce independent doctors to monitor game-day concussions, believing club medicos are best qualified to determine player safety.

Club bosses discussed a range of player welfare issues with NRL officials prior to the inaugural Auckland Nines tournament, including the prospect of tests for prescription medications.

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