PPT-Neurocognitive Aspects of Sports Injury Prevention

Neurocognitive Aspects of Sports Injury Prevention amp Rehabilitation Assessment of Injury Risk Gary Wilkerson EdD ATC 1 American Academy of Physical Medicine amp Rehabilitation October 2 2015. Jarki parkkari, Urho m. kujala and pekka kannus. “Sports injuries are one of the most common injuries in modern western societies. Treating sports injuries is often difficult, expensive and time consuming, and thus, preventative strategies and activities are justified on medical as well as economic grounds.”. Athletic . Pubalgia. ). Very Painful soft tissue injury that occurs in the lower abdominal or groin area.. Occurs in sports that involve sudden change of direction or intense twisting movement.. Most often affects the muscles within the lower abdominal.. Neeru. . Jayanthi. , . M.D., USPTA. Associate . Professor . Orthopaedics. and Family Medicine . Director. , Tennis . Medicine. President, STMS. WTA player development medical advisory board. Emory . Seppo Suominen. Haaga-Helia. . University. of . Applied. Sciences. Helsinki, Finland. 16th Annual International Conference on Sports: Economic, Management, Marketing & Social Aspects, 9 – 12 May 2016, Athens, Greece. TAKEN FROM USACHPPM RESEARCH. WHY SHOULD WE CARE ABOUT INJURY PREVENTION?. UNDISPUTEDLY THE LEADING HEALTH AND READINESS THREAT TO THE ARMY AND SISTER SERVICES.. SPORTS INJURIES-IS IT WORTH THE RISK?. AAPMR Annual Meeting| Boston, MA| October 3. rd. , 2015. Jason L. . Zaremski. , M.D., CAQSM. Assistant Professor, Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation. Divisions of PM&R, Sports Medicine, & Research, University of Florida. It’s Worth the Investment. Why is injury prevention important?. Injuries claim the lives of 15,866 Canadians each year. 5,785 lives lost each year in Ontario alone. Many injuries are preventable. In 2011, there would have been 200,000 fewer injuries due to leisure, recreation or other non-work related activities in Ontario. Brian P . Rieger. , PhD. Chief Psychologist & Clinical Assistant Professor. Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. SUNY . Upstate. Medical University. Director, Upstate Concussion Center. Don G. Aaron, Jr., MD. June 8, 2013. ACL injury Prevention. ACL Anatomy and Function. Incidence of ACL Injuries. Mechanism of Injury. Risk Factors for Injury. Treatment and Rehabilitation. Prevention of Injury. Associate Professor Mike Callan. University of Hertfordshire. Ν. ikos. Malliaropoulos MD, . Msc. & . Dipl. in SEM, PhD, ECOSEP , FFSEM(UK). Consutant. Sports &Exercise Physician . Barts. Justin Mullner, MD. 5.30.2018. Introduction. Georgetown University. Marymount University. Introduction. Marymount University. 3,633 students. 2,373 undergraduate. Division III. Capital Athletic Conference. impairment in HIV-infected youth: Are we focusing on the wrong factors?. Jennifer Lewis, PsyD; Mathew Hirsch, PsyD & Susan Abramowitz, PhD. NYU School of Medicine, New York, NY . Friday, December 14, 2018. October 24, 2012. Vanderbilt Sports. Concussion Research. V-. SCoRE. Gary . Solomon, Ph.D., FACPN. Associate Professor, . Departments of. Neurological . Surgery and Psychiatry. Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Chad Waelchli MS, CSCS, BLS, SPARQ. Sports Performance Coordinator. St. Luke’s Sports Performance. Lecture Objectives. Understanding Sports Performance. How properly progressed and functional training programs help minimize injury, including concussions, ankles, shoulders and knees.