EP 38. To The Bone: Performance Medicine Making Research Sexy with Adam Annaccone

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To The Bone: Sports Medicine Podcast

Shelby Daly MS ATC CSCS

53 episodes

1 week ago

Cutting to the bone on topics related to Athletic Training by providing a platform for the voices of Athletic Training to discuss the business, politics, new technology and applications, and current events of sports medicine. An informal open discussion to create discourse to get to the meat of the matter at a pivotal time to help progress the profession of Athletic Training. www.tothebonepodcast.com Warning* Topics may be controversial, but to create solutions one must think outside of the box. We need to get our hands a little dirty getting blood out of the stone.

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EP 38. To The Bone: Performance Medicine Making Research Sexy with Adam Annaccone

To The Bone: Sports Medicine Podcast

1 hour 4 minutes 27 seconds

7 months ago

EP 38. To The Bone: Performance Medicine Making Research Sexy with Adam Annaccone

How do we make research sexier?

In this conversation, Shelby Daly and Adam Annaccone discuss the evolving landscape of performance healthcare in athletic training. They explore the integration of technology, the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers, and the leadership skills necessary for athletic trainers to succeed. The dialogue emphasizes the need for breaking down silos, enhancing educational pathways, and developing both soft and hard skills to improve outcomes in athletic training.

We discuss the evolving landscape of athletic training, emphasizing the importance of continuing education, research literacy, and the integration of technology in healthcare. While exploring the challenges of presenting research in engaging ways at conferences and the need for athletic trainers to be critical consumers of information, especially in the age of social media. The discussion highlights the potential of AI to bridge gaps in research and clinical practice, advocating for innovative approaches to learning and information dissemination in the field.www.rapidreboot.com

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