IRB First Aid in Rugby Educational ModuleIRB Concussion Management Educational ModulesIRB Rugby ReadyAge
AnaestheticsCardiac ScreeningConcussionGender
HeatHygiene and Infection Control
PregnancySingle OrganTherapeutic Use ExemptionsTournament medical facilitiesPre-participation assessmentCatastrophic and fatal injuriesInjury Surveillance - IRB Tournaments
Injury Surveillance - Professional Rugby
Injury Surveillance - Community Rugby
Prevention
Expert papers
Game analysis / research generalIRB Medical Conference presentationsIRB Rugby Science NetworkIRB One Turf Programme
Artificial Rugby Turf RegulationArtificial Rugby Turf ResearchIRB Pitch Guidelines for Natural Turf
IRB Regulation 12 - Provisions relating to Players’ DressIRB Regulation 21: Anti-DopingAnti-doping testing programmeIRB Keep Rugby CleanA Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) provides a Player with authorisation to use a Prohibited Substance or Method to treat a legitimate medical condition/illness whilst continuing to play Rugby. Players with a documented medical condition requiring the use of a Prohibited Substance or Method are required to obtain a TUE. Without a TUE, Players risk committing an Anti-Doping Rule Violation, an offence that may result in a sanction regardless of the medical circumstances.
IRB Catastrophic Injury Report Form 1