There are two basic types. Most people understand the first type, quid pro quo, in which the victim is promised some kind of benefit, is threatened or fears some kind of harm in exchange for sexual favors. Sexual favors include requests for dates and social events as well as requests for any kind of sexual touching. Sexual harassment will not be tolerated by the SMWC staff. It is possible for sexual harassment to involve any combination of staff, student, or athlete.
Records are to only be used to render necessary care to the patient.
Confidential information is not to be discussed with anyone, except those involved in the immediate care of the athlete, without written approval by the athlete. Cases are only to be discussed with medical personnel involved with the patient's health care. The supervising certified athletic trainer must be physically present in order to intervene on behalf of the individual being treated. Failure to bring this information will prevent you from traveling with a club team in the future.