UCSF 19th Annual UCSF Sports Medicine Conference 2024

+ Include: 26 videos + 52 pdfs, size: 23.45 GB

+ Target Audience: primary care physicians, sports medicine specialists, orthopedic surgeons, athletic trainers, and physical therapists

+ Information:

Join us for our 3-day head-to-toe sports medicine conference! New this year we are offering a track for primary care providers and a track for athletic trainers and physical therapists. On days 1-2 we will present the top sports medicine injuries and conditions along with demonstrations of the relevant physical exams. Starting the afternoon of day 2 and continuing into day 3, learners have the option to join smaller workshops and to choose which talks best fit their learning goals.

Some topics that are of interest to all will be presented in a large group format, such as Sports Concussion Update, Orthobiologics in Sports Medicine and Sports Nutrition.  We will concurrently have many small group workshops. Some workshops will be geared towards those with less sports medicine experience, such as the series of essential physical exam workshops. Other workshops will be useful for those with more sports medicine experience, such as the series of advanced physical exam workshop as well as talks on Red Flags on the Sideline and How to Assess Readiness to Return to Play in the PT Office and Training Room. This course will be super high-yield for primary care providers, athletic trainers and physical therapists caring for patients of all ages who have all types of exercise and sports-related concerns.

+ Objectives

Primary care physicians, athletic trainers and physical therapists will be able to:

• Conduct efficient and accurate sideline and office-based musculoskeletal examinations.
• Diagnose the most common musculoskeletal injuries in people of all ages using history, exam, and (if needed) imaging.
• Understand the most up-to-date and evidence-based treatments for common musculoskeletal problems, from the athletic training room to the physical therapy office, from the clinic to the operating room.
• Identify opportunities in which collaborating with different types of sports medicine professionals can benefit a patient’s care.
• Learn from experts in their respective fields on topics such as sports concussion management, musculoskeletal ultrasound, health equity and sports medicine, running medicine, orthobiologics, joint injections, splinting and bracing, and joint replacement.

The UCSF 19th Annual Sports Medicine Conference (December 5–7, 2024, San Francisco) is best for primary care physicians, sports medicine specialists, orthopedic surgeons, athletic trainers, and physical therapists who want case‑based updates on musculoskeletal injuries, orthobiologics, sports nutrition, and concussion management. It is designed to be highly practical, with live exam demonstrations and interactive workshops.

+ Who Should Attend

• Primary care physicians & family medicine doctors managing common musculoskeletal injuries.
• Sports medicine specialists & orthopedic surgeons seeking updates on advanced treatments and biologics.
• Athletic trainers & physical therapists focusing on rehabilitation and injury prevention.
• Residents and fellows in sports medicine, orthopedics, or rehabilitation medicine.
• Allied health professionals interested in sports nutrition and concussion protocols.

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