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T he care of an injured or ill patient may be the responsibility of only 1 health care provider or a team of many providers. Depending on where the patient care is given and the patient receiving it, the sports medicine team can include athletic trainers (ATs), physicians, pharmacists, physical therapists, school nurses, and athletic training students. Various members of the sports medicine team may manage different medications in a variety of settings, making it necessary to follow proper protocols for storing, packaging, transporting, tracking, administering, and dispensing both over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications. It is essential that the sports medicine team remain in compliance with all current federal and state laws and institutional regulations concerning medication management in the sports medicine setting. This ‘‘Inter-Association Consensus Statement’’ can serve as a resource for all members of the sports medicine team and their affiliated organizations when reviewing bestpractice guidelines for the management of medications in sports medicine facilities and other settings.

Inter-Association Consensus Statement: The Management of Medications by the Sports Medicine Team