Rothman E22-S: 17th Annual Eagles Sports Medicine Symposium

Learning Objectives:
Analyze your current on-field injury management approach and identify key pillars to ensure it is effective.
Identify current epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and initial treatment strategies when dealing with extremity injuries on the field as it relates to the shoulder, hip, and ankle.
Recognize the importance of proper communication amongst your sports medicine team and how to optimize each other’s roles to ensure proper on-field management.
Discuss the on-field and return to play guidelines of athletic hip, knee, and ankle injuries.
Discuss therapeutic exercises focusing on shoulder stability and strengthening.
Discuss return to play from shoulder injury.
Identify proper weight room modifications for common sports injuries.
Create modified training progressions for injured athletes in the weight room.
Review the most common subtypes of traumatic abdominal injuries in American Football.
Triage of traumatic abdominal injuries in Americal Football: a how-to guide for Athletic Trainers.
Review epidemiology and pathophysiology of stinger injurues in collision athletes.
Discuss current treatment guidelines and return to play recommendations for stinger injuries.

Course Faculty:
Fotios Tjoumakaris, MD
Matthew Pepe, MD
David Pedowitz, MD
Tom Hunkele, MPT, ATC, SCS
John Salvo, MD
Christopher Dodson. MD
Monte Wong, DPT, ATC
Ted Rath
Arsh Dhanota, MD
Alex Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA

Education Level: Mastery
Target Audience: AT, PT, OT, MD/DO, PhD/PsyD, RM
Domains:
1. Injury and Illness Prevention and Wellness Promotion
2. Examination, Assessment and Diagnosis
3. Immediate and Emergency Care
4. Therapeutic Intervention
CE Credit for Athletic Trainers Only: 4.25 Category A CEUs; all others receive a certificate of attendance.
Program Type: Virtual Asynchronus – On-Demand
Cancellation Policy: Cancel anytime and apply funds to a future course