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Sports Medicine
SPORTS MEDICINE NOTICE
Our Sports Medics offer their services without any form of financial remuneration, they are Volunteers to Football Bundaberg Inc.
ALL our practicing Sports Medics are required to be Trained and Certified and all carry their Licenses with them. ALL of our Licensed Sports Medics are trained in the following:
Musculo Skeletal System, Anatomical terms, Anatomical movements; Warm-up; Stretching; Cool-downs; Injury Management including soft tissue and rehabilitation. Head & Spinal Injuries; Trunk Injuries; Upper Limb Injuries; Lower Limb Injuries; Environmental Injuries; Taping; Eating for Sports performance; Treating special Medical Conditions including Asthma, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Viral and Heart related conditions. Drugs in Sport; Prevention of Injuries; Crisis Management including CPR, Resuscitation, Bleeding, Asthma, Airway Obstruction.
Hard Tissue injuries including Fractures & Dislocations, Skin Injuries, Moving the Injured Athlete including transportation of Injured Athlete and Extraction from Sports Field of Injured Athlete. Poisoning, Bites and Stings.
Our more advanced Sports Medics and Sports Medicine Practitioner’s are trained in many other areas, including Advanced Resuscitation; Oxygen Therapy; Defibrillator use and administering of Entonox.
Our current Sports Medics and Sports Practitioners are NOT MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS i.e. they are NOT Medical Doctors. The objective of this facility is to administer First Aid and if necessary organise the next level of the chain i.e. Paramedic Assessment and perhaps Transport to Medical Facilities staffed to handle your relative Injury or illness i.e. Hospital, Doctor Surgery etc.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Allie: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic.
• Jason: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic.
• Kristy-Lee: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic.
• Dean: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic.
• Fiona: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained.
• Gail: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained.
• Glenda: Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained.
• Greg: Qualified & Licensed Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 2 Advanced Sports Practitioner, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained, Licensed Occupational First Aid including Legal issues, First Aid Rooms, Infection Control, Toxic Hazards, Skin Conditions, Medications, Causality Assessment, Industrial Wounds, Burns, Eye Injuries, Chest & Blast Injuries, Abdominal Emergencies, Multiple Causalities, Remote First Aid and Child Birth, Certified administration of Entonox, Qualified in Advanced Principles of Sports Medicine. PLEASE NOTE: Greg Bath in his Profession is a PhD and is titled as Dr. Greg Bath. Greg is NOT a Medical Practitioner (MD) but a Scientist with a Doctorate (PhD). In his Sports Medicine duties it would be appreciated if Greg is not referred to as Dr.
• Jeff Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 2 Advanced Sports Practitioner, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained.
• Roger Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic.
• Sarah Qualified & Currently Licensed Level 1 Sports Medic, Qualified Advanced Resuscitation & Defibulator trained.
Football Bundaberg Sports Medicine consistently keeps our Sports Medicine people up to date with training and require them to be associated with Sports Medicine Australia so they are up to date with the latest in Sports Medicine techniques and information.
Football Bundaberg is always seeking new people for our Sports Medicine facility, if you are interested we ask that you contact the Chairman of Sports Medicine, Greg Bath. His email is gregbath@footballbundaberg.com.au , or you may call him on 41500700.
Articles
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The influence of in-season injury prevention training on lower-extremity kinematics during landing in female soccer players.
Sideline Management of Sport-related Concussions.
Physical and metabolic demands of training and match-play in the elite football player.
Practical management of iliotibial band friction syndrome in runners.
Dietary supplements for football.
Energy expenditure the referee and assistant referee.
The position of the arm during blood pressure measurement in sitting position.
Sideline Management of Sport-related Concussions
Testing Soccer Players
Aerobic exercise for women during pregnancy
Effects of physical activity on cognitive functioning in middle age
The effects of soccer training and timing of balance training on balance ability
A school-based physical activity program to improve health and fitness in children aged 6-13 years full text on report
Thigh muscle weakness in ACL-deficient knees persists without structured rehabilitation
A new look into kicking a football_an investigation of muscle activity using MRI
Treatment of acute scaphoid fractures in the athlete
Role of sodium in fluid homeostasis with exercise
What can we learn about diet and physical activity from master athletes
Administration of medicines
Comparative study of field and laboratory tests
Dynamic balance in high level athletes
Effects of carb Electrolyte drink
Effects of multicomponent training
Effects of acute creatine supplementation
Influence of exercise activity
Mild intellectual disability?
Moderate physical activity and prostate cancer risk:
Muscular strength and function in patients...
Physiological adaptations to soccer specific end
Prospective study of injuries sustained during competitive Muay Thai kickboxing
Salivary testosterone and cortisol in rugby players
Specificity of acceleration, maximum speed, and agility
Study on Football Head Injuries
Strong correlation of maximal squat strength
Subjective functional assessments
Tibial shaft fracture
What kind of physical examination does a young athlete need before participating in sports?