E-edition: 3rd World Congress of Sports Physiotherapy Special
This special edition of the online e-edition BJSM focuses on speakers and content relevant to the 3rd World Congress of Sports Physiotherapy that you can still register for – October 4 & 5, 2019. This biennial conference will be hosted in Vancouver, Canada, with the International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy (@IntFSPT) teaming up with colleagues from Sports Physiotherapy Canada (@SPC2019) to deliver the program.
Main headliners for the program include…
- Dr Emma Stokes, PT, PhD, President of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy (2015-2023). Fresh from her landslide re-election as President of World PT, you can meet Dr Stokes in the friendly environment of Vancouver and this international sports PT conference. When the President speaks, PTs get inspired!
- Prof. Roald Bahr, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer for Olympiatoppen and Chair of the Medical Department at the National Olympic Training Center (Norway), and head of the Aspetar Sports Injury and Illness Prevention Program (Qatar)
- Dr Clare Ardern, PT PhD, Editor in Chief of the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) and and sports PT researcher at the world-renowned Karolinska Intitute, Stockholm, Sweden.
- Dr Alex Hutchinson, Journalist, elite runner, & PhD, the writer of New York Times best-seller ‘ENDURE: Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance’.
This BJSM e-edition features just a small extract of the educational quality on offer at the conference, you can also see more of what’s on offer by reviewing 2018’s BJSM volume 52(24) which featured many of the World Congress speakers. To see the full program head over the official website.
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BJSM Online: 3rd World Congress of Physiotherapy… what you can look forward to if you visit Vancouver 2019
Keynote Speaker: Prof. Roald Bahr
Professor of Sports Medicine, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences; Chair of the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center; Chief Medical Officer for Olympiatoppen; Chair of the Medical Department at the National Olympic Training Center. Prof. Bahr is one of the pre-eminent researchers in the sports medicine field with over 300 publications across the world’s top journals including BJSM. He is also responsible for supervising many upcoming young researchers in the field and below is a snippet of the wealth of information he has contributed to. We kick off this e-edition though with a BJSM blog from Christina Le who seeks to get us all using the hashtag #WWRD or in other words ‘What would Roald Do?’.Return to sport and screening
BJSM BLOG
World Congress of Sports Physical Therapy: return to sport/ screening Christina Le @yegphysioPODCAST
Prof. Roald Bahr. Screening for Injury doesn’t work and probably never will Professor Bahr discusses the limitations of screening tests for predicting injury in athletes.Injury and illness
REVIEW (Journal of Adolescent Health)
Why screening tests to predict injury do not work—and probably never will…: a critical review Roald BahrCONSENSUS STATEMENT
How much is too much? (Part 1) International Olympic Committee consensus statement on load in sport and risk of injury Torbjørn Soligard, Martin Schwellnus, Juan-Manuel Alonso, Roald Bahr, et al.INSIDE TRACK
Roald Bahr #GenerousInjuryPreventionLeader #UncompromisingOnQuality Johann WindtINSIDE TRACK
Roald Bahr #GenerousInjuryPreventionLeader #UncompromisingOnQuality Johann WindtINFOGRAPHIC
Injury and illness, the 2016 Olympic Games
Adductor
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Mechanisms of acute adductor longus injuries in male football players: a systematic visual video analysis Andreas Serner, Andrea Britt Mosler, Johannes L Tol, Roald Bahr, et al.ORIGINAL ARTICLE
The Adductor Strengthening Programme prevents groin problems among male football players: a cluster-randomised controlled trial Joar Harøy, Benjamin Clarsen, Espen Guldahl Wiger, et al.INFOGRAPHIC
The adductor strengthening programme prevents groin problems among male football players.
Ankle
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Landing-related ankle injuries do not occur in plantarflexion as once thought: a systematic video analysis of ankle injuries in world-class volleyball Christopher Skazalski, Jacek Kruczynski, Martin Aase Bahr, Tone Bere, et al.ORIGINAL ARTICLE
No association between static and dynamic postural control and ACL injury risk among female elite handball and football players: a prospective study of 838 players Kathrin Steffen, Agnethe Nilstad, Tron Krosshaug, Kati Pasanen, et alLower extremity
ORIGINAL ARTICLE (The American Journal of Sports Medicine)
Muscle Strength Is a Poor Screening Test for Predicting Lower Extremity Injuries in Professional Male Soccer Players: A 2-Year Prospective Cohort Study Arnhild Bakken, Stephen Targett, Tone Bere, et alKEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr Emma Stokes
President of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy (WCPT)
Dr. Stokes will be on the panel discussing leadership. She brings a wealth of experience from her role leading WCPT over the past 5 years. In this 20-minute discussion, Dr. Stokes discusses how therapists can contribute to global health initiatives and demonstrate leadership at a local level. We look forward in particular to hearing how this can be translated into the sporting context.
For those interested in running rehabilitation, two of the SPC members responsible for organizing the conference include Dr. Chris Napier and Dr. Jean-Francois Esculier.
Soft tissue
BJSM BLOG
Soft tissue injuries simply need PEACE & LOVE Blaise Dubois @blaisedubois and Jean-Francois Esculier @JFEsculier
Gait
EDITORIAL
Gait retraining: out of the lab and onto the streets with the benefit of wearables Christopher Napier, Jean-Francois Esculier, Michael A HuntORIGINAL ARTICLE
Is combining gait retraining or an exercise programme with education better than education alone in treating runners with patellofemoral pain? A randomised clinical trial Jean-Francois Esculier, Laurent Julien Bouyer, Blaise Dubois, et alPODCAST
It’s all about the shoes…well, maybe not. Minimalist? Maximalist? Zero drop? Is there really one running shoe paradigm to rule them all? Dr. Chris Napier PhD (T: @runnerphysio) and Paul Blazey (T: @Blazey85) join BJSM’s Daniel Friedman (T:@ddfriedman) to debate running shoe prescription. Including the effect of different running shoes’ on running economy, running shoe prescription and tips for choosing shoes in-store, gait retraining, and the future of running shoes.Running shoes and patellofemoral pain
EDITORIAL
Logical fallacies in the running shoe debate: let the evidence guide prescription Christopher Napier, Richard W WillyINFOGRAPHIC
Treating runners with patellofemoral pain: appropriate education is key
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Prof. Kay Crossley
Director of the world renowned La Trobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre Prof. Crossley's main research focus is on the prevention and management of patellofemoral pain and early-onset osteoarthritis after sports-related injuries.CONSENSUS STATEMENT
2016 Patellofemoral pain consensus statement from the 4th International Patellofemoral Pain Research Retreat, Manchester. Part 1: Terminology, definitions, clinical examination, natural history, patellofemoral osteoarthritis and patient-reported outcome measures Kay M Crossley, Joshua J Stefanik, James Selfe, et al.Hip pain
VIDEO
Dr Crossley discusses Hip OA in athletes at 2018 Sportfisio Swiss conference.A selection of resources from some of the other invited guests and speakers
PODCAST
Karen Litzy: Host of the Healthy, Wealthy, Smart podcast discusses knowledge translation with Dr. Christian Barton – both will be part of the congress session on bridging the gap between research and clinical practice The discussion with Dr. Barton looks at different mediums that facilitate knowledge translation from researchers to clinicians and patients. Some common misconceptions around running injury prevention AND the good & bad practices that surround social media and knowledge translation.EDITORIAL (Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy)
Blood Flow Restriction Training in Rehabilitation: A Useful Adjunct or Lucy's Latest Trick? Rod WhiteleyINFOGRAPHIC
Should patients with knee pain or osteoarthritis be concerned about imaging findings?
PODCAST
Shoulder injuries, with Prof. Ann Cools (PhD, PT) Babette Pluim (BJSM deputy editor) talks to Ann Cools (professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy, Ghent University, Belgium) about her varied research into shoulder injuries. Including: Scapular involvement in shoulder pain in overhead athletes; treatment strategies for managing impingement in the overhead athlete; eccentric training for shoulder injuries; Scapula Dyskinesis; age related change in the shoulder in tennis players; and adaptations in scapular movement, subacromial space, and range of movement and strength in elite handball players.EDITORIAL
15 years of the Scandinavian knee ligament registries: lessons, limitations and likely prospects Eric Hamrin Senorski, Eleonor Svantesson, Lars Engebretsen, et al.REVIEW
How strong is the evidence that conservative treatment reduces pain and improves function in individuals with patellar tendinopathy? A systematic review of randomised controlled trials including GRADE recommendations Per Olav Vandvik, Tuomas Lähdeoja, Clare Ardern, et al.RAPID RECOMMENDATION (The BMJ)
Subacromial decompression surgery for adults with shoulder pain: a clinical practice guideline Luciana De Michelis Mendonça, Hércules R Leite, Johannes Zwerver, et al.PODCAST
What limits sporting performance? Is it in the muscles or does the mind matter? Dr Alex Hutchinson A great conversation between the fascinating Dr Alex Hutchinson and sports physiotherapist Dr. Chris Napier. Alex Hutchinson will be known to many because of his sports writing for Runners World (in the past) and Outside Magazine (now). He spent 9 years asking the question that is the title of this podcast – you get the answers in 20 minutes!More information on the Congress
Find more information and book your place at this year's World Congress of Sports Physiotherapy in Vancouver, Canada by heading to -
Sport Physiotherapy Canada events page