UCSF 17th Annual Conference Sports Medicine for Primary Care 2022
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VIDEO COURSE · Orthopedics · 2022
UCSF sports medicine primary care 2022 — 22 lectures and 1 PDF tailored to front-line primary care providers, covering MSK examinations, joint injections, common injuries, conservative and surgical treatment, dance medicine, pediatric sports, and concussion rehabilitation.
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- MSK examinations and joint injection techniques
- Diagnose common injuries using history, exam, and imaging
- Conservative and surgical treatment pathways
- Dance medicine, pediatric sports, and concussion rehab
UCSF sports medicine for primary care — 17th annual conference recordings
The UCSF sports medicine primary care 2022 conference is tailored to the front-line primary care provider — family medicine physicians, internists, pediatricians, physical therapists, athletic trainers, residents, and medical students interested in sports medicine. Because musculoskeletal problems are among the most common issues these practitioners see, the conference focuses on building the knowledge, attitudes, and skills needed for confident MSK management. Chairs Anthony Luke and Kristin Wingfield curate 22 lectures and a companion PDF totaling 7.25 GB.
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22lectures
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1PDF
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7.25 GBsize
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2022year
Inside this resource
Examination and injection fundamentals
An attendee completing this course applies acquired skills and strategies to conduct specific musculoskeletal examinations and joint injections effectively. The curriculum starts with the practical hands-on skills that primary care providers need most — the examination techniques and injection approaches that improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes in everyday clinic encounters.
Diagnosis and treatment across the MSK spectrum
The conference addresses diagnosing the most common musculoskeletal injuries using history, exam, and imaging when indicated — then incorporates conservative and surgical treatment options for common musculoskeletal problems. This breadth ensures you understand the full treatment algorithm, from initial assessment through when to refer for surgical consultation.
Specialty topics: dance medicine, pediatric sports, and concussion
Expert faculty cover niche topics that expand your clinical range: dance medicine for performers, pediatric sports injuries with age-specific considerations, and concussion rehabilitation protocols. These sessions reflect the diverse patient populations that primary care sports medicine providers encounter, from the ballet studio to the pediatric sideline.
Who this serves
- Primary care physicians — building MSK confidence and competence for the injuries you see daily
- Physical therapists and athletic trainers — understanding the diagnostic framework used by referring providers
- Residents and medical students — structured exposure to the breadth of primary care sports medicine
The chart
| Format | 22 video lectures + 1 PDF |
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| Size | 7.25 GB |
| Chairs | Anthony Luke, Kristin Wingfield |
| Publisher | UCSF |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah L. –
Outstanding conference recordings. The faculty bring practical, evidence-based approaches that translate directly into clinic. The concussion rehabilitation session gave me protocols I immediately started using.
Carlos R. –
This conference improved my MSK evaluation skills significantly. The treatment pathway sessions helped me understand when conservative management is sufficient versus when to refer. Well worth the time investment.
Brian W. –
The conference material is excellent for primary care providers building MSK skills. The joint injection and examination sessions are directly applicable to daily practice. UCSF always delivers strong sports medicine content.
Kelly M. –
Solid UCSF sports medicine content. The pediatric sports injuries module was particularly relevant for my practice. The lecture quality is consistent throughout the 22 sessions.
Priya S. –
Good breadth across the sports medicine spectrum. The dance medicine and concussion rehabilitation sessions were unique additions that I don’t see in other primary care sports med courses. The 7.25 GB download is manageable.
drtomh –
Strong content overall but I wished for more video demonstrations of the injection techniques rather than lecture-based coverage. The diagnostic reasoning sessions are excellent though.