The Management of Sports Trauma (MOST) Course runs four times a year in major cities across Australia.
In 2024 and 2025, the MOST Course will be available in the following locations:
MELBOURNE | 15 and 16 October 2024 - REGISTRATION CLOSED - Course at capacity!
ADELAIDE | 12 and 13 April 2025 - REGISTRATION OPEN
The MOST Course combines current theory and a practical approach to equip medical professionals with the core skills needed to manage traumatic sporting injuries, on and off the field. The course addresses common emergencies that might confront a sports physician, covers the rationale behind treatment choices and the adaption of medical management at sporting events and out in the field.
The ACSEP Advanced MOST Course is specifically designed for healthcare professionals, such as:
The course covers the ABC of trauma management, as well as key learning points for safe emergency management of medical collapse, concussion, acute management of medical problems, environmental impact and resuscitation. The course covers CPR/BLS and ALS Resuscitation as well as the assessment and management of a range of trauma related scenarios
The course prepares you for:
The course also covers preparation for events, including:
Please note this course has mandatory pre-reading and completion of online modules which will be sent to all participants once registered.
Please contact nationaloffice@acsep.org.au if you have an questions.
The MSK Ultrasound Workshop, held yearly at the ACSEP Annual Scientific Conference, provides a teaching environment using Sonosite machines and the opportunity for hands on experience in diagnostic imaging and interventional techniques. Places are limited and the workshop books out quickly. Register early to secure your place.
The next Ultrasound Workshops are a single day course and will take place on Monday 14 or Tuesday 15th October 2024, preceding the 2024 SMA & ACSEP Conference in Melbourne.
*Please note: Registrations CLOSED for Tuesday 15 October as course is at capacity!
Limited places remaining on Monday 14 October. Click HERE your spot today!