Two new PhD scholarships are available with ACRISP to contribute to a program of research relating to the design and conduct of injury surveillance approaches for quantifying the burden of sports injury and its prevention in community sport.
It has been a very busy few months of conferences lately, which has involved a lot of travel for our staff and students: Colombo, Perth, Amsterdam, Fremantle, Hanoi, Bangkok, Lausanne, Perth, Canberra and the Gold Coast… more information on the talks presented is available here.
Several new papers on tendon injury and implementation have been accepted for publication recently.
The team are going to be busy with several sports, safety and injury conferences coming up.
Professor Finch will present a keynote presentation at the University of the Sunshine Coast Research Showcase on High Performance Sport.
The ACRISP team is excited to report we have a new home within Edith Cowan University’s Exercise Medicine Research Institute.
A new ACRISP publication is now available online in the journal Injury Prevention.
Professor Caroline Finch will present a keynote talk at the Sports Medicine Australia Conference to be held in Perth, 10-13 October.
ACRISP researcher Dr Lauren Fortington spoke to the Ballarat Courier about concussion reporting, in light of news about a new Australian Brain Bank.
Professor Caroline Finch has been appointed to the Order of Australia for her service to sports medicine, particularly in the area of injury prevention.