Doping in golf, Michele Verroken outlines the 3 essential things every clinician should know

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Michele Verroken is the founding director of Sporting Integrity, a consultancy which advises governing bodies about identifying, adopting and managing best practice procedures relating to risk, ethical and integrity standards and issues in sport. Formerly Director of Ethics and Anti-Doping at UK Sport, Michele has worked in elite sport for over thirty years. She currently works as an Anti-Doping advisor to the PGA European Tour and is Secretary of the Commonwealth Games Federation Medical Commission. Here, in conversation with Sean Carmody, Michele outlines her anti-doping efforts in golf, the problems with the TUE system, and the three key things that any clinician working in golf must consider in order to prevent doping.

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