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The physician’s clinical notebook: consultations, fitness-to-train decisions, sick-leave days, alerts for players whose return is due within 7 days, active injured players with RTP phase, and a season-wide epidemiology view. Also where the physician approves or rejects clearance requests submitted by the physio.

  • Problem it solves: consultations and fitness decisions usually end up on paper, in the physician’s WhatsApp, or in a parallel Excel. CÉNIT keeps them traceable on the player’s record and connected to the operational status (available / recovering / injured).
  • Typical use cases: log a visit, set sick-leave days, document the diagnosis, approve clearance when the physio requests it, review the season’s injury epidemiology.
  • Plans: included in all plans.
  • Differentiator: epidemiology view grouped by body region and tissue, automatic alerts for upcoming returns, and bidirectional flow with physio.
  • Roles with access: Physician, Head of Performance, Sporting Director, and Academy Coordinator.
  • Subsections: KPIs, recent consultations, active injured players, injury timeline for the last 12 months, epidemiology, pending clearances.
  • Log a consultation: player, date, visit type, diagnosis, treatment, fit / not fit, and sick-leave days. If the consultation marks not fit, the system updates the player’s status to “injured”; if it marks fit and the player was injured, they move to “recovering”. Suspended or inactive statuses are never touched from here.
  • Approve/reject clearance: in the “Pending clearances” panel (coming from the Physio module). The clearance is logged with who issued it + notes. Rejecting leaves the instance open to continue treatment.
  • View epidemiology: charts by body region, tissue type, mechanism, and where it occurred (training / match / other).
  • Return alerts: list of players whose estimated return date falls within the next 7 days — calculated automatically.
  • If the physician marks “fit” for a player in recovery, the status stays as “recovering” until they pass to available via the physio/performance flow.

Player surface: N/A. The player does not access the clinical history. If in the future it is decided to notify the player of clearance, it would go through push or internal messaging.

  • Physiotherapy: receives clearance requests and returns approval or rejection.
  • Squad: the consultation syncs the player’s status when appropriate.
  • Dashboard: active injured players and upcoming returns feed the main shell KPIs.
  • No automatic clinical-report PDF generation — done from the weekly HoP report when applicable.