The Female Athlete:
Special Considerations In Musculoskeletal Injury Management
Recorded on: 16 November 2022
Cost: $20.00 NZD
Access: 12 months
Presented by: Kylie Cox
Hosted by: Angela Cadogan (Physio Academy)
An overview for Physiotherapists on the special considerations of the female athlete in musculoskeletal injury management.
The female athlete and their needs are unique due to the variations in female physiology.
Physiotherapists have an opportunity to support female athletic health throughout injury management and rehabilitation. As such, Physiotherapists should be aware of the special considerations in the female athlete and the ways in which they impact on female athletic health and performance.
What will be covered:
In this webinar Kylie covers:- Special considerations in the female athlete
- The role of the menstrual cycle on health and performance
- Recognition of signs of REDS and risk factors.
- Musculoskeletal injury profiles in females
- Key subjective history questions for the female athlete
- A discussion about referral pathways if there are concerns about female athlete health.
Study time: 1 hour approximately.
Handout and CPD certificate provided.
Includes:
-
Slide Handouts
-
CPD certificates provided
-
Access to the recording for 12 months
Reviews of this Webinar
Was fantastic! Thank you.
Great Webinar
This was a great webinar. So informative.
Gratifying to have education specific to female physiology and activity
Thank you so much. Lots of food for thought. Particularly interested in the effects of poor nutrition and interesting facts around contraception. I have a daughter who is a high-performance athlete, now in her 20’s. It’s been very difficult to balance good health and the demands and expectations of coaches and players when she was younger.
Great webinar
Very interesting and topical webinar. Thank you.
Related Webinars
-
Sport and Exercise Webinar Package
BundleFour Sport and Exercise Webinars for just NZD $25. Access 12 months │ Learning time 1 hour each │ CPD certificates provided.
$25
-
ACL Tears Healing Without Surgery: Is the Game Changing?
Course4.8 average rating (4 reviews)$20 | Access: 12 months | A long-held belief in musculoskeletal injury management is that ACL tears never heal. This misconception is now being heavily questioned. Hear the latest evidence and the implications this has for the management of ACL tears
$20
-
The Female Athlete: Special Considerations In Musculoskeletal Injury Management
Course5.0 average rating (7 reviews)$20 | Access: 12 months | Kylie Cox presents an overview for Physiotherapists on the special considerations of the female athlete in musculoskeletal injury management.
$20
-
Decision-Making at Pinnacle Events
CourseCost: $20 NZD | Access 12 months | Listen to Chelsea Lane talk about challenges for the sports physiotherapist and what is your hidden ‘super-power’ when it comes to decision-making in pressure situations.
$20
-
The Tricky Scapula
Course4.5 average rating (2 reviews)FREE | Access 12 months | Scapula dyskinesis can be ‘tricky’ to treat and some people have persistent pain or shoulder instability despite extensive treatment. Is sensory perception the forgotten link in rehabilitation?
Free
-
Osteoarthritis – Beyond Wear and Tear
Course4.4 average rating (8 reviews)Cost: $20 NZD | Access 12 months | Is osteoarthritis due to ‘wear and tear’? Is running bad for OA? What should we be telling our patients and what can physiotherapy do?
$20
-
Lumbar Bone Stress Injury: Diagnosis and Rehab
Course5.0 average rating (4 reviews)Cost: $10 NZD | Access 12 months | Learn about diagnosis - new imaging techniques, the decision-making process regarding surgical vs non-surgical management and rehabilitation and return-to-sport guidelines for athletes with lumbar stress injuries.
$20
-
Demystifying the Paediatric Shoulder
CourseCost: $20 | Access: 12 months | In this webinar, Eloise dives into what makes children different and talks about specific conditions, growth factors and injuries, and how you might assess and manage them.
$20
-
Force Plate Fundamentals for Physiotherapists Webinar
Course4.3 average rating (17 reviews)FREE | Access: 12 months | This webinar is an introduction to force plates for physiotherapists with practical examples of force plate analysis of jump performance and clinical applications for rehabilitation in sports and community practice.
Free
-
Managing High Performance Teams: Kumbaya or Lord of the Flies?
CourseFREE | Access: 12 months | In this webinar, Chelsea talks about Vice President of Athletic Performance and Sports Medicine (Atlanta Hawks) managing high performance physio, S and C and support teams in the NBA.
Free
-
Considerations for Return to Participation Following Shoulder Injury in Sport
Course4.0 average rating (1 review)Cost: $20 NZD | Access: 12 months | In this webinar Dr Ian Horsley presents considerations for return to playtesting for the shoulder when considering returning to sport. CDP Certificate and handouts included.
$20
-
The Acromioclavicular Joint in Sport
CourseCost: $20.00 NZD | Access: 12 months | Dr Ian Horsley discusses the management of ACJ traumatic injuries and the differential diagnosis, along with rehabilitation strategies that include the scapula and thoracic spine.
$20
Instructor
Instructor Kylie Cox
MSS, PGDipl.SportsMed., BPhty.
Physiotherapist – Performance Physiotherapy
Team Physiotherapist – NZSS Netball
Director – The Healthy Athlete Project
Kylie is a Physiotherapist with a post graduate diploma in Sports Medicine and a Masters in Sport Science. Her special interest is the female athlete, in particular adolescent females and energetic injuries.
Kylie holds the role of NZ Secondary Schools’ Physiotherapist for Netball New Zealand and has recently worked with the Basketball New Zealand U17 female team. She has recently developed the first national resource on female athletic health for NetballSmart.
Kylie is Director of The Healthy Athlete Project and works as an educator on female athletic health and well-being. Her goal is to work with athletes, coaches, whanau, and support staff to improve awareness of female health related issues and in promoting best practice support of the female athlete.