In order to achieve its statutory objectives, the Society:

  1. Promotes scientific research.
  2. Organizes and participates in congresses and scientific events.
  3. Organizes and promotes scientific editorial activities.
  4. Encourages engagement with sports federations and institutions.
  5. Organizes educational activities.
  6. Is committed to the technological transfer of research outcomes.
  7. Provides consultancy to athletes and organizers of sporting events.
  8. Conducts scientific dissemination activities (so-called “third mission”).

In order to pursue its purposes, the Association may also:

  1. Promote and develop:
    • collaborations in the healthcare sector;
    • research and clinical trials;
    • development of guidelines, also in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Health, regional authorities, healthcare organizations, health service agencies, as well as public and/or private bodies and institutions.
  2. Promote the development and coordination of committees and study groups in areas of interest, including within institutional settings.
  3. Act at all institutional levels in healthcare planning and in the evaluation of outcomes.
  4. Develop, define, and standardize clinical and operational standards, including through the use of information systems and the creation of official data registries.
  5. Organize systems for the evaluation and certification of the quality of activities carried out.
  6. Collaborate with the Italian National Olympic Committee, the International Olympic Committee, national and international sports federations, and other governmental and non-governmental authorities and institutions in relation to:
    • organization of sporting events;
    • development of guidelines, recommendations, safety standards, and technical-scientific documents;
    • data collection systems and incident reporting;
    • consultancy and support for athletes, coaches, and strength and conditioning specialists;
    • campaigns, projects, and educational initiatives related to physical activity, sports practice, and applied medicine.
  7. Collaborate with other scientific societies and associations, institutions, and public and private bodies in the development of guidelines, procedures, protocols, and diagnostic-therapeutic pathways involving physicians (e.g., general practitioners, physiatrists, sports physicians, radiologists, orthopedic surgeons) and healthcare professionals (e.g., physiotherapists, exercise and sports science professionals, nurses, psychologists, nutritionists, and other professional figures).