Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program

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Major League Baseball policy drug testing program substance abuse policy

The Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program is Major League Baseball’s comprehensive policy framework for drug testing, enforcement, and rehabilitation of players.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball policy ⓘ
drug testing program ⓘ
substance abuse policy ⓘ
aimsTo deter drug use ⓘ
maintain public confidence in the game ⓘ
preserve competitive integrity ⓘ
protect player health ⓘ
appliesTo 40-man roster players ⓘ
Major League clubs ⓘ
defines banned substances list ⓘ
reasonable cause testing standards ⓘ
therapeutic use exemption procedures ⓘ
treatment program entry criteria ⓘ
establishes appeal procedures ⓘ
confidentiality rules ⓘ
penalties for positive tests ⓘ
suspension guidelines ⓘ
focusesOn drugs of abuse ⓘ
human growth hormone ⓘ
masking agents ⓘ
performance-enhancing substances ⓘ
steroids ⓘ
stimulants ⓘ
governs Major League Baseball players ⓘ
hasComponent disciplinary enforcement ⓘ
drug testing ⓘ
education ⓘ
treatment and rehabilitation ⓘ
hasDocumentType collective bargaining agreement attachment ⓘ
hasScope Major League level ⓘ
players on 40-man rosters of MLB clubs ⓘ
includes education on policy consequences ⓘ
education on substance risks ⓘ
for-cause testing ⓘ
in-season testing ⓘ
off-season testing ⓘ
random drug testing ⓘ
unannounced testing ⓘ
isCollectivelyBargained true ⓘ
isJointlyAdministeredBy Major League Baseball NERFINISHED ⓘ
Major League Baseball Players Association NERFINISHED ⓘ
isPartOf Major League Baseball’s health and safety policies ⓘ
provides counseling for players ⓘ
rehabilitation opportunities ⓘ
treatment programs for players ⓘ
requires laboratory analysis of samples ⓘ
use of certified laboratories ⓘ

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