What does ADAMS mean in MANAGEMENT

The Anti-Doping Administration Management System (ADAMS) is a web-based anti-doping system open certain professional sports governing bodies, International Federations and Member National Anti-Doping Agencies as per the World Anti-Doping Code regulations.

Information stored in ADAMS includes athlete whereabouts, sample collection forms and results management. The system also enables users to access testing histories and profiles of athletes — providing an invaluable toolset for anti-doping organizations to monitor athlete programs.

Security is the top priority when it comes to the data stored in ADAMS. The system employs separate authentication platforms, utilizes encrypted transmissions and has multiple levels of access control that ensure only authorized personnel can view sensitive data.

Yes, there is a subscription fee associated with using ADAMS but this varies based on usage or program requirements. In some cases this cost may be offset by other subsidies from regional or global programs.

If you have forgotten your password for accessing ADAMS you may contact your organization's security administrator who should be able to reset your account password for you. If you are unable to reach your security administrator then please contact WADA's technical support team for assistance.

Yes, users must complete formal training and certification on how to use the various features offered in ADAMS prior to accessing the system. This training includes understanding proper data entry techniques, guidance on proper record keeping procedures, reviewing user roles and responsibilities as well as other topics related to maintaining an effective anti-doping program.

Users should access their accounts at least once per month in order to review changes or updates made by other users as well as ensure all athletes/samples are accurately entered into the system in a timely manner. It is also important that all user activities are logged into their personal accounts so that progress can be tracked and evaluated easily over time.

Yes, multi-user editing capabilities are available within the system which enable different authorized users with different roles — such as testers and analysts — collaborate on monitoring athletes via entry of sample collection forms or other administrative tasks related to doping control activity by creating dedicated workspaces within their accounts where they can assign tasks between each other depending on authority level clearance access rights granted by their organization's primary administrator of record within the system itself.

Yes, WADA's IT help desk provides support services 24/7 should any issue arise while using AMADS related to application compatibility or accessibility issues which cannot be solved internally by individual organizations' IT staff members responsible for overseeing their own installation of the software itself.