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Respiratory conditions are common in athletes. Exercise induced asthma can impair an athletes performance and optimal management is vital for health and performance. This module presents information exploring common presentations, appropriate investigations and up to date management of exercise induced asthma. Medication that may be subject to doping control are also discussed.Written and authored by the wonderful Dr Ken Fitch. Dr Fitch has dedicated his working life to the field of Sport and Exercise Medicine. He has written extensively on sports medicine, illustrated by more than 58 articles in preferred journals, 28 book chapters and has been editor of seven books....

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Calling all SEM Academy Members! Head over to your Internal Medicine eSeries for a look at the brand new Renal Electrolytes & Hyponatremia module.The aspects of renal medicine pertaining to sport are discussed in this module, where fluid balance, volume regulation and dehydration are outlined, along with exercise associated renal impairment. Renal trauma, UTI’s and single kidney situations in sports are examined, and the module concludes with a detailed explanation of hydration practices, hyponatremia in sport and related collapse in endurance athletes.We thank Dr Steve Reid for his tremendous effort in writing this excellent resource.If you're not yet a member.... become...

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The newly reviewed and redeveloped Research Methodology course provides a comprehensive review of aspects of research and evidence-based medicine for sports doctors and allied health professionals, to assist with developing research project concepts, performing research and interpreting the results of research. We have also included a new section on Ethics in Research and an improved presentation of Epidemiology. The course consists of the following topic areas, across six modules; Ethics in Research Epidemiology Biostatistics, Meta Analysis & Systematic Reviews Evidence Based Medicine Qualitative & Mixed Methodologies Advanced Session - Keeping up to Date with Literature A certificate will be issued after successful completion....

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The new immunology module presents a range of information relevant to the practice of sport and exercise medicine. From the factors associated with training induced immunosuppression, and infections contracted whilst travelling, this module explores infectious diseases such as Hepatitis A,B and C, HIV, and EBV. Other conditions such as Rhinitis, urticaria and sexually transmitted diseases are also discussed. The module closes with a number of case histories for the learner to complete.Note: This module does not contain information about SARS-Cov-2, or the 2019 novel Coronavirus, including information about the Covid-19 infection, its presentation, investigation or management in athletes. ACSEP will endeavour...

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Listen to An Interview with the current ACSEP President. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine (CJSM) PODCAST

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