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Listener Spotlight #8 features Dr. Melissa Long
I hope to build community within the profession starting with listeners of the Sports Medicine Broadcast. Thanks for all you do for your patients.

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Listener Spotlight #8 features Dr. Melissa Long
I hope to build community within the profession starting with listeners of the Sports Medicine Broadcast. Thanks for all you do for your patients.
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Follow up interview with Ryan Collins on his Returning the injured shoulder to the weight room talk
We are broadcasting live, recording, and interviewing the speakers of the Memorial Hermann's Sports Medicine Update. It is a great way to continue improving your athletic training practice. There are always new topics, new aspects of old topics and great re-freshers.
We plan to release the lecture and then the interview. Through the course of the summer the podcasts will be shorter, more frequent, and a lot more raw (less editing).
All the lectures and handouts have been uploaded and are now available on Google Drive.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B59qqp0CevGpeEpremsxZTNnY0E
Once the school year resumes we will return to our regular format.
Thanks to @rrmarley @UofHMAT FrioHydration.com @DozalJazmin Nicole Cascia, Ryan Collins and several others for the contributions.
Also be sure you are signed up for the SMB Email List as there will be codes and prizes given out from that list for our partnership with SchoolHealth.com
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Ryan Collins is a repeat guest and very qualified physical therapist. As a former baseball player he has in depth knowledge of the motions and mechanics needed for sports.
We are broadcasting live and interviewing the speakers of the Memorial Hermann's Sports Medicine Update. It is a great way to continue improving your athletic training practice. There are always new topics, new aspects of old topics and great re-freshers.
We plan to release the lecture and then the interview. Through the course of the summer the podcasts will be shorter, more frequent, and a lot more raw (less editing).
All the lectures and handouts have been uploaded and are now available on Google Drive.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B59qqp0CevGpeEpremsxZTNnY0E
Once the school year resumes we will return to our regular format.
Thanks to @rrmarley @UofHMAT FrioHydration.com @DozalJazmin Nicole Cascia, Ryan Collins and several others for the contributions.
Also be sure you are signed up for the SMB Email List as there will be codes and prizes given out from that list for our partnership with SchoolHealth.com
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Dr. Steven Flores works with the Dr. Lowe and the Houston Texans.
We are broadcasting live and interviewing the speakers of the Memorial Hermann's Sports Medicine Update. It is a great way to continue improving your athletic training practice. there are always new topics, new aspects of old topics and great re-freshers.
We plan to release the lecture and then the interview. Through the course of the summer the podcasts will be shorter, more frequent, and a lot more raw (less editing).
All the lectures and handouts have been uploaded and are now available on Google Drive.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B59qqp0CevGpeEpremsxZTNnY0E
Once the school year resumes we will return to our regular format.
Thanks to @rrmarley @UofHMAT @DYoung_ATC FrioHydration.com @DozalJazmin Ryan Collins and several others for the contributions.
Also be sure you are signed up for the SMB Email List as there will be codes and prizes given out from that list for our partnership with SchoolHealth.com
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Dr. Walt Lowe is the team physician for the Houston Texans.
We are broadcasting live and interviewing the speakers of the Memorial Hermann's Sports Medicine Update. It is a great way to continue improving your athletic training practice. there are always new topics, new aspects of old topics and great re-freshers.
We plan to release the lecture and then the interview. Through the course of the summer the podcasts will be shorter, more frequent, and a lot more raw (less editing).
All the lectures and handouts have been uploaded and are now available on Google Drive.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B59qqp0CevGpeEpremsxZTNnY0E
Once the school year resumes we will return to our regular format.
Thanks to @rrmarley @UofHMAT @DYoung_ATC FrioHydration.com @DozalJazmin Ryan Collins and several others for the contributions.
Also be sure you are signed up for the SMB Email List as there will be codes and prizes given out from that list for our partnership with SchoolHealth.com
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At the Sports Neuropsychology Society annual Conference the pre-conference was concluded with a question and answer session involving each of the pre-conference speakers. I find sessions like this tend to fit my learning style better.
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Listener spotlight #7 featuring Keith Shireman
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Dr. Ott and Dr. Bhojani were key in getting the Sports Neuropsychology Society to come to Houston to host the annual conference. they speak briefly about why they choose to support the society and how doctors need to work as part of a team for concussion management.
Dr. Bhojani
Email Me: Jeremy Jackson
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John Ralston says we know enough to start doing something. We do not need to wait until we know everything before we begin implementing protective measures they may lead to CTE. We did not have to wait until we had all the data from the highway departments to know that seat belts save lives, nor do we need to wait to begin preventing brain trauma. Thank you Grant Beaman for serving our country and protecting our freedom.
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Donna Broshek has been researching different theories on why the female concussions patients in general take a day longer to heal and report more symptoms. Here Cat McGill interviews here to find out a little more.
Email me: Jeremy Jackson