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SMA ACT 2013 CONFERENCE of SCIENCE & MEDICINE in SPORT CANBERRA AUSTRALIA 9 & 10 February 2013 ABSTRACT BOOK SMA ACT 2013 CONFERENCE OF SCIENCE & MEDICINE IN SPORT CANBERRA AUSTRALIA 9 & 10 February 2013 ABSTRACT BOOK follow the conference blog www.actconferenceblog.com Sponsored by: Celebrating 50 years of Sports Medicine in Australia SMA ACT 2013 CONFERENCE OF SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IN SPORT Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 February 2013 - AIS Canberra This conference will reflect on the beginning of Sports Medicine, the milestones, highs and lows, establishment of the AIS in 1981, the advancement of technology and the evolving nature of sports, exercise and physical activity. Presenters are drawn from all fields reflecting on the journey of the last five decades and discussing some of the latest treatments, strategies and technologies available today. Sports Medicine Australia was founded in 1963 to provide a forum for all disciplines to come together under one banner. SMA support the advancement in the health and safe participation of all Australians at all levels of sport and physical activity. Since its inception SMA has provided a focal point for professionals to share knowledge with their peers and the wider community. Sport is the primary concern for all involved in Sports Medicine Australia and over the last five decades SMA has grown in national prominence. Membership today draws together all areas of Sports Medicine from Scientist, Academic, and all levels of Sport & Health professionals who use current research to improve individual performance, safe and sustainable participation from amateur to elite sport. CONFERENCE PROGRAM KEYNOTE: Professor Karim Khan Sports Physician Web: http://bjsm.bmj.com Twitter feed @BJSM_BMJ Professor Karim Khan, MBBS, PhD, FACSP, FSMA, is an Australian-trained sports physician and editor of the British Journal of Sports Medicine. In prehistoric times, Karim contributed to the paradigm shift that ‘tendinopathies’ are not due to inflammatory cell invasion. This speaker is well respected within his peers both nationally and internationally. Karim latest work is focused in physical activity for public health. Karim has consistently reported the large benefit of physical activity for public health. He has published extensively, including in high impact journals such as the British Medical Journal, where he also serves on the international editorial board. He is the Editor of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, a leading international journal that focuses on the role of physical activity for health. Reflecting his contribution to knowledge translation, he is co-author of the leading medical monograph for general practitioners and physiotherapists, Clinical Sports Medicine (4th Edition, McGraw-Hill). Karim was the team physician for the Opals - the Australian Women’s Basketball Team during the 1990s and this gave him the chance to work with many AIS experts during training camps. During those years he was also the sports physician for the Australian Ballet Company in Melbourne. After being recruited to the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, in 2000, Karim’s research focus and advocacy has been in physical activity for public health. Bone health and falls prevention has been one focus via RCTs in older people with osteoporosis and high risk of falls. As a sports medicine educator, Karim is well known via his contribution to the 118-author textbook -- Clinical Sports Medicine, now in its 4th edition (@CSM4ed). Karim notes that 30 minutes of physical activity daily are equivalent to finding a cure for smoking, diabetes and obesity combined (‘smokadiabesity’). He is a bike commuter even in Vancouver’s incessant rain and he accumulates 60 minutes of physical activity daily (in bouts of >15 mins - walking is just fine). SATURDAY 9.05AM Keynote - Dr Karim Khan Where are we coming from and what are the future challenges in Sports Medicine. SUNDAY 9.05AM Keynote - Dr Karim Khan Showcasing his current research in Physical Activity and Public Health. 2013 SMA-ACT Conference Schedule Theme: How is Sports Medicine Emerging in 21st Century Follow all the latest developments of the Conference Conference Blog Saturday 9 February 2013 Sunday 10 February 2013 Topic 8am Workshop - Technology in use: Demonstration of the AIS instrumented indoor running track. 9am Mr Peter Gabutt - SMA ACT President 9am Mr Peter Gabutt - SMA ACT President Opening Address Opening Address 9.05 Keynote - Dr Karim Khan 9.05 Keynote - Dr Karim Khan Where are we coming from and what are the future Showcasing his current research in challenges in Sports Medicine. Physical Activity and Public Health. 9.45 Dr David Martin - Sports Physiologists 9.45 Professor Gordon Waddington - Physiotherapist UC 20 years of AIS Sport Science: Pursuing Excellence. Sports injury surveillance research. Showcasing the results of the new injury monitoring tool “RecordPro” Dr David Martin Mr Robert de Castella - Olympic Marathon Runner Fun overview of technology on display in Trade Hall 10.05 Life after the Olympics! an Insight into the successful highlighting some of the latest technology. transition from being an Olympic athlete to his current role in sports administration and public health. 10.10 - 10.45 am 10.25 - 11.00am Morning Tea Morning Tea Indoor Synthetic Hall Indoor Synthetic Hall 10.45 Dr David Hughes - Sport & Exercise Medicine Physician 11.00 Mrs Kylie Holt - Physiotherapist AIS Balancing the demands of a busy clinic with supporting Current trends in physical therapy research within AIS as athletes on the road well as looking towards studies in the future. 11.05 Mr Simon Bartold - Podiatry 11.20 PhD students Podium Presentations Development of Sport Science and Biomechanics in the running shoe today and beyond. PHD Students presenting their latest research Exploring where we are heading with this technology. 5 x 8 minutes each Sponsored By Asics Sponsored By University of Canberra 11.25 Professor Gabrielle Cooper - Pharmacy UC 12.20 Mr Greg Shaw - Sports Dietitian AIS Pills vs performance. Dietary supplementation Athletes self medication with illicit and other drugs. Where it is heading, what athletes are doing, and questions about evidence for use. 11.45 Dr Jason Mazanov - Psychologist & Lecturer ADFA/NSW 12.40 12.40pm - 1.40pm Evolution of ethics in Sports Medicine. Lunch 12.00pm - 1.00pm 1.40 Mr Charles Mountifield - Sports Agent Lunch The Role of the Sports Agent in Professional Sport: Where the sports agent fits in with the rise of professionalism and professional sports 1.00 Dr Marcus Lee - Sports Biomechanist 2.00 PANEL DISCUSSION Evasive Sidestepping as a Visual-Perceptual-Motor Skill: Moderator: Mr Tim Gavel ABC Sports Commentator Implications for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Prevention Panel: Dr Warren McDonald, Mr Jake White, Mr Dean Benton & Mr Clyde Rathbone 1.20 PANEL DISCUSSION Moderator: Mr Paul Fleet - Podiatrist Conservative management of injury: Panel Discussion- 5 greatest advancement in Sports Medicine & Science Balancing the needs of the athlete, coach, and greater over the past 5 decades. team management. 2.30 2.30 - 3.00pm • The role the doctor plays within the management Afternoon Tea of a team and some of the politics the Doctor faces within his role. 3.00 Moderator: • Relationship the Doctor has with the coach and the Professor Mr David Pyne - Senior Physiologist AIS Influences of the coach on return to play over team Showcasing Case Studies from London Olympics: Doctor. • The Athlete Performance Team works with the Exploring the challenges and the different disciplines medical team to minimise injury and maximise the which support the athletes. recovery process. How do these practitioners ensure that all parties are co-ordinated in these functions. • Pressures facing athletes to perform; building relationships with Coach, & Sports Medicine Team. 4.30 Closing Address - 5 minutes Mr Peter Garbutt 3.30 Closing Address - 5 minutes Mr Peter Garbutt 2013 CONFERENCE OF SCIENCE & MEDICINE IN SPORT Canberra, Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 February 2013 Your feedback is important to us to continue to meet the needs of our members and the greater allied health community. Members have informed us that they place great value on professional development and our aim is to increase the range of education and support offered. Please take the time to fill in this short evaluation form to help us plan for the 2014 conference. 1. Please tick your discipline group? Medicine - GP Chiropractor Psychology Coach Physiotherapy Exercise Physiologist Osteopathy Fitness Podiatry Soft Tissue Therapist Sports Trainer Dietetics Sports Physician Sports Doctor Other – Please note: ___________________ 2. How did you hear about the conference? SMA Newsletter AAMT E-News Fitness E News Word mouth Direct Mail Website Linked in/social media Other 3. Please rate the presentations 1 = poor, 5=excellent SAT - Session 1 Dr Karim Khan – Keynote presentation. Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 2 Dr David Martin – 20 years of AIS Sport Science Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 3 Dr David Hughes – Balancing the demands of a busy clinic & supporting athletes on road Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 4 Mr Simon Bartold – Development of Sport Science and Biomechanics Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 5 Professor Gabrielle Cooper – Pills vs Performance Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 6 Dr Jason Mazanov – Evolution of ethics in Sports Medicine Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 7 Dr Marcus Lee – Evasive sidestepping as a visual-perceptual motor skill Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 8 Panel Discussion – 5 greatest advancement in Sports Medicine & Science Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 9 Panel Discussion – Showcasing case Studies from the London Olympics Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Sun - Session 10 Keynote – Dr Karim Khan – Current Research 4 hot topics in Sport Medicine & Science Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 11 Professor Gordon Waddington – Sport Injury Surveillance Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 12 Robert de Castella – Olympic Marathon Runner Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Session 13 Ms Kylie Holt – Current trends in physical therapy within AIS.
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