SOUTHWEST ATHLETIC TRAINERS ASSOCIATION DISTRICT 6

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1 62 nd SWATA Annual Symposium Arlington, TX July 21 st -23 rd, 2016

2 SOUTHWEST ATHLETIC TRAINERS ASSOCIATION DISTRICT 6 Overall Learning Objectives for SWATA 2016 At the conclusion of the program, the participant should be able to: 1. Describe an athletic trainer s value for high schools, emergency care techniques, sports medicine course information, and common ethical mistakes. 2. Perform positional release techniques and how they can be integrated into a rehabilitation program. 3. Discuss opportunities for emerging practice in dance, marching band, and manufacturing settings. 4. Understand the Medical Model as a method of sport medicine administration. 5. Apply inter-association guidelines for health and safety of college athlete to their setting. 6. Describe the changes occurring in Texas in relation to the state licensing board. 7. Discuss issues presented at a forum for AT educators designed to exchange ideas in relation to upcoming degree changes within the profession. 8. Apply assessment and corrective therapy techniques for scapular dysfunction and their integration into upper extremity rehabilitation. 9. Understand the meaning of mindfulness and its application for athletic trainers. 10. Discuss issues presented at State, SWATA, and NATA Forums. 11. Organize ideas surrounding aging parents and work/life balance. 12. Recommend appropriate sleep hygiene for competitive athletes. 13. Understand dynamic the nature of an emergency action plan and the importance of planning, action, and review. 14. Describe and implement effective concussion education techniques for athletes and parents. 15. Understand the unique concerns associated with concussion management in performing arts. 16. Apply appropriate techniques for quick removal of football helmet and facemask. 17. Apply evidence based practice techniques to the their choice of electrotherapy techniques in the clinical setting. 18. Apply basic cupping techniques for myofascial syndromes. 19. Understand and apply the Buffalo Protocol for return to aerobic activity following a concussion. 20. Perform vestibular and ocular motor screening for assessment and rehabilitation of concussed athletes. 21. Perform mobilization, muscle energy, and other therapeutic interventions for rib and thoracic conditions. 22. Apply techniques associated with maximization of motivation during rehabilitation programs. NOTE: Each objective is based on specific attendance at lectures and/or hands-on clinical application laboratories

3 Thursday July 21 st 8 AM - Exhibit Hall Grand Opening o additional times to visit Exhibits 11am-12 pm and 3-3:30 pm 9 am-10 am, 10 am 11 am and 1 pm-2 pm, 2 pm - 3 pm - Secondary School Athletic Training Committee Sponsored Sessions (morning and afternoon) Four 1-hour presentations on: o 9 am:value Model for SSATC Kathy Dieringer and Larry Cooper o 10 am: Helping them breathe when they can t Cody Walls Domain 3 - Advanced o 11amPresentation of Gatorade Secondary School District 6 Athletic Trainer of Year o 1 pm:developing creative brains - Clint Morris, Kim Traylor, and Traci Randerman o 2 pm:common Ethical Mistakes - Troy Roberts (ATC turned superintendent), and Billy Ray Laxton 9 am 10 am - Positional Release Techniques Tim Speicher and PRT-i ( o EBP approved for 1-hr Domains 2 and 4- Mastery 9 am, 10 am, OR 3:30 pm Twice repeated 1-hr talks (morning and afternoon) NATA, CUATC, COPA, TDLR supported talks. o Allows attendee to participate in at least three (3) of the topics related to the practice of Athletic Training 9 am and 3:30 pm:the Medical Model: An alternative sports medicine model Luzita Vela (NATA sponsored) Domain 5 - Advanced 9 am and 3:30 pm:the Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Protein & Athletes - Jana Heitmeyer (Gatorade sponsored) Domains 1 and 4 - Advanced 9 am and 3:30 pm:emerging Practice Setting - Dance and Marching Band Jeff Russell Domains 1, 2, and 5 - Advanced 10 am and 3:30 pm:inter-association guideline for health and safety of college athlete - updates John Parsons (CUATC sponsored) Domains 1, 3, and 5-Essential 10 am and 3:30 pm:texas Licensure: The transition to TDLR - Texas Department of Licensing Regulation David Weir (coordinating) 10 am and 3:30 pm:emerging Practice Setting Pro Athletes Wear Hard Hats Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas, Inc Jose Morales Domains 1,2, and 5-Essential 11 am 12 pm SWATA Research Grant Award Presentations 11 am 12 pm Visit Exhibits 11 am 12 pm Special Interest Group AT Educator s

4 1-3 pm: Evidence Based Practice Sessions Choose one (1) o Scapular Dysfunction Assessment and Fixes Meredith Decker Submitting for EBP Domains 2 and 4-Mastery o Must be Present to Win: Mindfulness Applications to the Athletic Trainer Bill Borowski EBP approved for 2-hrs Domains 2 and 4 -Advanced Positional Release Lab tied to lecture on Thursday morning o Domains 2 and 4- Mastery o Completion allows for 3 EBP credits - EXTRA FEE 3:00 3:30 pm: Visit Exhibits 3:30 pm 4:30 pm: Repeated talks from morning 4:30 5:30 PM State Forums 4-6 pm: Free Communication Poster Presentations Lobby Judging at 5:30 pm EXTRA EBPs - $30 additional (runs concurrently with regular programming) Two (2) Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Hands On CEUs on Positional Release Techniques lead by Positional Release Therapy Institute (PRTi ) ( EXTRA FEE for 2-hour laboratory session $30 (limited to 50 people per session two offerings). Limited to 100 attendees Extra Fee of $30 Sign up prior to 7/21 AttendONE (1) 2-hr practical lab session o Thursday 7/21 1 pm- 3:00 pm o Friday 7/22 8 am- 10:00 am

5 Friday July 22 nd 7-8am Coffee with District Director Chris Hall 8 AM Exhibit Hall Opens - Closes at 11:30 AM 8am-10am Research Free Communication Presentations 8am-10am Choose one of the following o Positional Release 2 hr Lab tied to lecture on Thursday morning Domains 2 and 4- Mastery Completion allows for 3 EBP credits EXTRA FEE o Clinical Examination of the Hip Craig Garrison Approved EBP 2 hrs. Domains 2 and 4 -Advanced o Sleep Recommendations for Competitive Athletes JD Boudreaux Approved EBP 2 hrs. Domains 1 and 4 -Advanced o Aging Parents Navigating these concerns - Life Balancing Committee o Emergency Action Planning Before, After, and During Bubba Wilson Domain 3-Essential repeated 8-9 am and 9-10 am 10:00 10:30 Visit Exhibits 10:30 am-11:00 am o NATA Forum 11:00 12:00 pm o SWATA Member s Meeting 1-2pm o Keynote 2-4pm o Awards Ceremony followed by reception 4:30pm 6:30 pm o Developing Effective Concussion Education for Parents and Athletes JD Boudreaux approved EBP 2 hrs Domains 1 and 5 -Advanced o Dance Performance/Arts and Concussions Jeff Russell approved EBP 1 hr. Domains 1, 2, and 4 -Advanced 4:30 pm 5:30 pm and repeated 5:30-6:30pm o In two minutes of less Football Equipment Removal Mike Cendoma approved EBP 1 hr. Domains 2 and 3 -Advanced 4:30 pm 5:30 pm and repeated 5:30-6:30pm Lecture only portion

6 Saturday July 23 rd Evidence Based Practice 8 am 12 pm (with breaks) Electrotherapy - David Draper D4 MAST o approved 3-hrs. EBP o Domains 2 and 4- Mastery 8am- 10am AND 10am 12pm Football Equipment Removal Practical Application Mike Cendoma o approved 2-hrs EBP o Domains 2 and 3 -Advanced Clinical Practice Sessions Labs Attend three (3) of four labs 8am 9am Therapeutic Cupping for Myofascial Syndromes o Domains 4 - Advanced Buffalo Protocol for RTP after Concussion o Domain 4 - Advanced 9am -10 am Vestibular Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS) D2, D4 ADV o Domains 2 and 4 - Advanced Therapeutic Cupping for Myofascial Syndromes Buffalo Protocol for RTP after Concussion Ribs/Thoracic Muscle Energy Role in Shoulder Rehabilitation o Domain 4 - Advanced 10am 11am Vestibular Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS) Ribs/Thoracic Muscle Energy Role in Shoulder Rehabilitation Post Conference Workshop Saturday 12-4 pm EXTRA EBPs Four (4) Evidence Based Practice (EBP) CEUs on Maximizing Injury Rehabilitation Motivation are offered Post Conference on Saturday 12-4 pm. Sponsored by NATA Cost $80. o Domain 4 - Mastery