Skills Lab
Hands on In-person Skills Development
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One Hour Skills Labs
One Hour Skills Labs
Focusing on individual skills development, these programs will focus on individual skills. Participants will have a variety of opportunities to focus on individual components in a slow paced environment where they can focus on muscle memory techniques while focusing on each aspect of the chosen intervention
MARCHE Trauma Assessment
Immobilization Techniques in the Pre‐Hospital Setting: Moving Beyond the Basic Rigid Splint
Advanced Airway Management: Moving Beyond Basic Interventions
Pharmacological Interventions for the Athletic Trainer in the Emergency Setting
Pre‐Hospital Management of the Cervical Spine Injured Athlete (up to four (4) hours of lab)
Spine Injury Management in the Unique Environment (up to four (4) hours of lab)
Airway Management in the Equipment‐Laden Athlete (up to three (3) hours)
Take ACTION: A 360‐Degree Comprehensive Approach to Opioid Overdose Education, Prevention, & Management for Sports Medicine Professionals
An Integrated Approach to the Multi‐Systems Trauma Patient‐ Stop the Bleed & Beyond / Beyond Direct Pressure: Evidence‐Based & Pragmatic Approach for Advanced Wound Care
Management of Exertional Heat Illnesses
Chest / Abdominal Trauma in the Athletic Population
Best Practice Recommendations for Improving Out‐of‐Hospital Cardiac Arrest
Program Participants‐
The competency‐based hands‐on skills review portion of the program is designed to allow certified athletic trainers the opportunity to review and perfect the low‐frequency but high fidelity emergency care skills that are often needed in a critical incident. Physicians, EMS providers, and others are welcome to attend this portion, but not required to.
For maximal individual and team outcomes, participation from the entirety of the interdisciplinary medical team is strongly recommended for the practical skills integration portion of the program, including, but not limited to:
o Team athletic training staff
o Team performance staff
o Team Physicians
o EMS personnel
Learning Labs
Learning Labs
These can be stand alone programs where we will present an entire topic from lecture based learning to skills development over a 2 hour period. This is based on a NATA Convention model with a 45 minute lecture followed by a 75 minute skills lab. Topics can be more involved with open discussion and in person Q&A sessions between activities and at the conclusion of the event.
CRASE / Health Care Providers Response to the Active Violence Event
Risk Management & Emergency & Crisis Preparedness in Sports Medicine
MARCHE Trauma Assessment
Immobilization Techniques in the Pre‐Hospital Setting: Moving Beyond the Basic Rigid Splint
Advanced Airway Management: Moving Beyond Basic Interventions
Pharmacological Interventions for the Athletic Trainer in the Emergency Setting
Pre‐Hospital Management of the Cervical Spine Injured Athlete (up to four (4) hours)
Spine Injury Management in the Unique Environment (up to four (4) hours)
Airway Management in the Equipment‐Laden Athlete (up to three (3) hours)
Take ACTION: A 360‐Degree Comprehensive Approach to Opioid Overdose Education, Prevention, & Management for Sports Medicine Professionals
An Integrated Approach to the Multi‐Systems Trauma Patient‐ Stop the Bleed & Beyond / Beyond Direct Pressure: Evidence‐Based & Pragmatic Approach for Advanced Wound Care
Management of Exertional Heat Illnesses
Ethical Principles for the Athletic Trainer: Don't Bet Your Career
Shock Recognition & Management
Chest / Abdominal Trauma in the Athletic Population
Best Practice Recommendations for Improving Out‐of‐Hospital Cardiac Arrest
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