Its goal is the rapid diagnosis.
The GAA is to tackle the issue of concussion with the introduction of a new baseline testing system.
The pilot scheme will be adopted for the remainder of the 2021 inter-county championships, and all of the 2022 editions.
Its goal is the rapid diagnosing and treatment of players with concussion.
.@UPMCinIreland has joined with the #GAA and Gaelic Players Association to introduce a pilot programme on concussion baseline testing – with the goal of rapidly diagnosing and treating concussions in players. #GAABelong
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 28, 2021
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