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Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy
New Zealand
The Sporting Upper Limb
Burwood Hospital, Christchurch
Promotion and Prescription of Physical Activity and Exercise
North Auckland, New Zealand
A Special Interest Group of Physiotherapy New Zealand
Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy is the field of physiotherapy that involves the promotion and prescription of physical activity for health and well-being, the prevention, management and rehabilitation of exercise and sports-related injury, and the enhancement of sports performance.
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Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy is the field of physiotherapy that involves the promotion and prescription of physical activity for health and well-being, the prevention, management and rehabilitation of exercise and sports-related injury, and the enhancement of sports performance.
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Medical Care and first aid: a framework for organised non-elite sport during the COVID-19 pandemic
Will you be providing first-aid care to athletes in a non-elite setting? This guidance (in pdf format at the end of the document) defines and rationalises emergency and first aid care during the current time of heightened awareness of contracting and transmitting...
Community sport is back: here’s how to safely power up in a COVID-19 environment
Sport delivers more than just benefits to our physical health. With COVID-19 having decimated any notion of ‘normality’ within local communities, the contribution of sport to community identity is potentially more important than ever, providing a focal point for...
Healthy return to performance in elite athletes and para-athletes after the COVID-19 lockdown
A proposal to guide in “terra incognita” How can elite athletes and para-athletes (hereafter referred as “athletes”) manage the return to performance by minimizing injury risk after this lockdown period due to Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic? We assume...
Infographic. Graduated return to play guidance following COVID-19 infection
COVID-19 and sport With risk of cardiological, renal, respiratory and haematological complications,1–5 it is best practice to follow steady resumption of training, paying attention to physical and psychological factors after COVID-19 infection. Scope of this...
Medical Care and first aid: a framework for organised non-elite sport during the COVID-19 pandemic
Will you be providing first-aid care to athletes in a non-elite setting? This guidance (in pdf format at the end of the document) defines and rationalises emergency and first aid care during the current time of heightened awareness of contracting and transmitting...
Community sport is back: here’s how to safely power up in a COVID-19 environment
Sport delivers more than just benefits to our physical health. With COVID-19 having decimated any notion of ‘normality’ within local communities, the contribution of sport to community identity is potentially more important than ever, providing a focal point for...
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