CRISP
CRISP (Community Rugby Injury Surveillance and Prevention Project) is a rugby injury surveillance programme designed to help monitor, understand and prevent injuries across community rugby.
By collecting injury and match data from participating clubs, CRISP helps build a clearer picture of injury rates, trends and areas of risk across different levels of the game.
The data is used to monitor injuries, educate the rugby community and support injury prevention, helping the game better understand where injuries are occurring and how they can be reduced.
The more teams that participate, the more representative and statistically reliable the data becomes.
How can your club take part?
Getting involved in CRISP helps contribute to a better understanding of injuries across community rugby. Clubs can register their teams to participate and provide injury and match information to support the ongoing surveillance programme.
To find out more or register your club, contact the CRISP team:
rfu-crisp@bath.ac.uk