Didactic Learning
SMEM offers comprehensive didactic instruction that can be delivered in-person and/or virtually.
SMEM's didactic instruction covers a wide range of emergency management topics, including, but not limited to:
Risk Management & Emergency & Crisis Preparedness in Sports Medicine (up to 2.0 hours)
Mental Health Emergency Action Plan Development & Preparedness in Sports Medicine (1.0 hour)
Advanced Airway Management: Moving Beyond Basic Interventions & Their Integration Within Patient Management (1.0 hour)
Pre-Hospital Care of the Cervical Spine Injured Athlete (1.0 hour)
Airway Management in the Equipment-Laden Athlete (1.0 hour)
MARCHE Trauma Assessment (1.0 hour)
An Integrated Approach to the Multi-Systems Trauma Patient- Stop the Bleed & Beyond (1.0 hour)
Best Practice Recommendations for Improving Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in the Athletic Population (1.0 hour)
Shock Recognition & Management (1.0 hour)
Chest & Abdominal Trauma in the Athletic Population (1.0 hour)
Vital Signs Trending (1.0 hour)
Athletic Trainer’s Response to the Opioid Crisis: A 360-Degree Comprehensive Approach (1.0 hour)
Pharmacological Interventions for the Athletic Trainer in the Emergency Setting (1.0 hour)
Immobilization Techniques in the Pre-Hospital Setting: Moving Beyond the Basic Rigid Splint (1.0 hour)
Management of Exertional Heat Illnesses: Bridging the Gap to an Evidence-Based Approach (1.0 hour)
CRASE / Healthcare Providers Response to the Active Violence Event (1.0 hour)
What to do Before Shots are Fired? Designing an EAP for the Active Assailant Event at your Facility (1.0 hour)
Joint Reduction Techniques (1.0 hour)
Sports Medicine Practitioner's Role in the Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) (1 hour)
Ethical Principles for the Athletic Trainer: Don't Bet Your Career (1.0 hour)
Other topics as requested
SMEM didactic programming utilizes a mixture of traditional lecture and video-based instruction and will be customized to the audience.
