Below-the-knee amputation after a knee dislocation.
Drew Haley and Daniel Ruedeman share their Athletic Trainer and patient story.
Drew Haley's knee amputation and return to basketball
Really cool interview today with Drew Haley and Daniel Ruedeman. There might have been some tears if I wasn't recording, but this story makes your eyes misty.
Drew had a below-the-knee amputation at 16 and was able to return to high school basketball 15 months after surgery.
The podcast will be out later this year, but I wanted to share it with FB first.
Joel from ATChat Podcast will also do an interview with Daniel and Andrew.
Rotational Stability, Reduced Injury Risk and Improved Performance
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Kara Powell, PT, DPT, OCS
Topic: Rotational Stability, Reduced Injury Risk and Improved Performance
The Modern Athletic Training Room
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Kieran Loving, LAT, ATC,CSCS
Topic: The Modern Athletic Training Room
The Traveling Athlete Nutrition
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Mandy Tyler, M.Ed, RD, cssD, LD, LAT
Topic: The Traveling Athlete Nutrition
Real-World Grant Writing
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Jeremy Jackson, LAT
Topic: Real-World Grant Writing
A Different Angle on Crisis Mitigation
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: James "Bubba" Wilson, LAT, ATC
Topic: A Different Angle on Crisis Mitigation
Skeletally Immature ACL's
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Jeremy Rush, MD, FAAP
Topic: Skeletally Immature ACL's
Skin Infections in Athletics
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Timothy Palomera, MD
Topic: Skin Infections in Athletics
Airway Management
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Jesse Davila
Topic: Airway Management
Concussion Evaluation Tools/Exercise as Treatment & The Virtual Concussion Evaluation
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Deidre Duke, LAT, ATC w/ Kenneth Podell, PhD
Topic: Concussion Evaluation Tools/Exercise as Treatment & The Virtual Concussion Evaluation
Casting in Athletics
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Jason Mogonye, MD
Topic: Casting in Athletics
Narcan Use in Overdose Patients
Trinity University Sports Medicine Workshop 2024
Connecting Medicine and Science
Speaker: Kirk Evoy, Pharm.D., BCAP, BC-ADM, CTTS, FCCP
Topic: Narcan Use in Overdose Patients
Eddie Smith discusses how Katy High School is reducing the fear associated with re-injury for its athletes.
Live from the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update, the post-session interview is on your favorite podcast app. sportsmedicinebroadcast.com/reducingthefear
Current Strategies to Decrease Failure of ACL Reconstructions – Walter Lowe, MD
Don't Be THAT Preceptor with Dr. DJ Gilliland
DJ Gilliland has a lot of experience with preceptors. He was one and has led an MAT program.
What stories do you have?
Five ways to reduce AT Injury
Dr. John Gallucci shares things ATs can do to reduce their risk of injury...not the patient, but #selfcare
Today was a really good podcast. Zoom cut us off early but the full length is on Instagram.
Some of the notes from the show:
Call out by name a few of the best preceptors you have known.
David Stuckey at Hardin Simmons - instilled in us to give back to the profession.
It was our responsibility to mentor someone
David Colt or DC hired me out of undergrad. He guided us on how to teach and interact with our students.
Kyle Southall at Briarwood Christian in Alabama
48 local preceptors
Dustin Rush - What you see is what you get
He does a great job of letting students take chances and risks.
Dustin has a fantastic debrief with the students.
Frank Perez - He is a tough preceptor with a ton of experience. He is really good.
He spent several years with Cirque De Sole and brings dance medicine into the equation
He has a large administrative component to his site.
Excellent communication skills with coaches and admin, and team docs
He is an alumnus
Always an ear to listen or shoulder to guide them…we need to guide them more
Administrative work:
Documentation practices are on par with what is needed for professional communication
Team management - day-to-day injury report presentations
Working alongside the nutritionist for the team
Physician referrals
Scheduling
The second years should be involved with scheduling and communicating with the opponents' medical staff.
5% of the BOC is now about Administration
Allow the MAT students to schedule the student coverage
Teach them how to manage the student aides
Allow them to create an evaluation system
Have them look at and update the policies and procedures.
Have them look at and update the EAP
Teach them to be a mentor to the kids
Understanding professional boundaries
Today the podcast with Jamie Inmon Woodall and coach Eliot Allen dropped, so here is the video.
The right place at the right time meets the proper preparation and planning to transform the culture of sports medicine in a small Texas town.
Part 1 of 3