NeckSafe

NeckSafe Level 2 Course 150931
2015-09-29 18:00 - 22:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Boutagy Fitness Institute, 38 Spit Rd, Mosman, NSW, 2088, Australia
NeckSafe® is the only course in Australia devoted to the Acute Management of Spinal Injuries
NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50488110120845
Successful completion provides PUAEME004A Provide Emergency Care for Suspected Spinal Injury qualification.
This course is split over TWO evening sessions from 1600-2200:

Tuesday September 29
Thursday October 1st

The NeckSafe® Programme teaches the frst person on the scene of a potential Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) how to assess and manage the situation.
It is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual, his family and friends, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million, but the social devastation can be much worse.
COURSE REGISTRATION
Level 1 is suitable for players, coaches, parents, trainers and first responders
Level 2 is aimed at professionals such as doctors, physiotherapists etc
NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50488110120845

Areas covered in the training include:

Background to Spinal Cord Injury
Neurological evaluation
Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal injuries in the aquatic environment
Transporting the “spinal patient”
Spinal transport equipment

The NeckSafe® course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world
KEY NECKSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE:

Secondary Spinal Cord Injury is preventable
“Think Spine!!”
All head injuries are spinal injuries until proven otherwise
DRSA+BC
Be competent
Be confident
Have the right equipment and know how to use it

NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50488110120845

NEWCASTLE HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
2015-09-25 19:30 | Newcastle, Newcastle No2 Sportsground, Smith St , Newcastle West, NSW, 2302
Newcastle will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 25th September 2015 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).
http://newcastle-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au

As part of SMA’s community engagement, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts.
The evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents, coaches, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area.
The session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools, districts, amateur, professional and elite levels.
This initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe.
This one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include:

The definition of concussion
Common causes
Signs and symptoms
Assessment
Game day management
Specific sporting policies
Return to play guidelines

Tickets are strictly limited and are available from:

http://newcastle-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au
This Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.headsafe.com.au

TAMWORTH HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
2015-09-11 19:30 - 20:30 | Tamworth, Wests Diggers Club, Kable Avenue , Tamworth, NSW, 2340
Tamworth will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 11th September 2015 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) .

http://tamworth-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au
As part of SMA’s community engagement, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts.
The evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents, coaches, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area.
The session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools, districts, amateur, professional and elite levels.
This initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe.
This one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include:

The definition of concussion
Common causes
Signs and symptoms
Assessment
Game day management
Specific sporting policies
Return to play guidelines

Tickets are strictly limited and are available from:

http://tamworth-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au
This Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.headsafe.com.au

Lincolne Innis Rotary Fundraising Breakfast meeting
2015-09-03 07:30 - 09:00 | Castle Hill Country Club, Spurway Drive, Baulkham Hills, NSW, 2153, Australia
Lincolne is a young man from Kellyville who became a quadriplegic after a surfing accident in 2012.
He treats his rehabilitation with grit and determination, has a warm greeting for everyone, and is a true miracle.
Rotary Norwest Sunrise, together with Rouse Hill Rotary, set up the Lincolne Innis Trust two years ago to help Lincolne with his ongoing medical expenses and rehabilitation costs.
At the end of 2014 Rotary championed a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds to buy Lincolne a new vehicle, or, as we named it, a ‘Lincmobile’!
Lincolne will be at this breakfast meeting when he can share his experiences and we can enjoy seeing his smiley face, and he will be joined by NeckSafe Founder, Dr. Adrian Cohen to bring you up to date with the latest information in the field of spinal injury prevention.
Cost is $40 which includes breakfast and a donation to the Lincolne Innis Trust.

BOWRAL HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
2015-07-01 18:30 - 21:00 | Bowral Rugby Club, Eridge Park Road, Buradoo, NSW, 2576, Australia
Bowral will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum at the Bowral Blacks Rugby Clubhouse on 1st July 2015 from 6.30 till 9pm.
As part of Club’s community engagement, the seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring Randwick Rugby who are trialling the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts.
The evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents, coaches, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area.
The session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools, districts, amateur, professional and elite levels.
This initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) NSW Branch and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen, founder of NeckSafe.
Concussion is continually featuring in the news and social media, and this seminar will provide a key community education opportunity to assist all those involved understand the issues and work to keep our sports safe.
The USA Center for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC) estimates there are 4 million head injuries in American sport annually, and recent research in Australia by Prof. Carolyn Finch shows a 30-40% annual increase in Victorian hospital presentations for concussion.
Tickets are strictly limited and are available from:
http://bowral-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au
The Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.headsafe.com.au

WAVERLEY HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
2015-06-16 18:30 - 21:00 | Waverley College, Performing Arts Centre, 131 Birrell St, Waverley, NSW, 2024, Australia
Waverley College will host the first HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum in its Performing Arts Centre on 16th June 2015.

As part of Randwick District Rugby Union Club’s community engagement, the seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the club which is trialling a unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts.
The evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents, coaches, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area.
The session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools, districts, amateur, professional and elite levels.
Concussion is continually featuring in the news and social media, and this seminar will provide a key community education opportunity to assist all those involved understand the issues and work to keep our sports safe.
The USA Center for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC) estimates there are 4 million head injuries in American sport annually, and recent research in Australia by Prof. Carolyn Finch shows a 30-40% annual increase in Victorian hospital presentations for concussion.
Tickets are strictly limited and are available from:
http://headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au

The Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.headsafe.com.au

NeckSafe Level 2 Course 150530
2015-05-30 08:00 - 17:00 | Stadium Sports Physiotherapy, Allianz Stadium, Ground Floor, Sheridan Building,, Moore Park Road, Moore Park NSW 2021, NSW, 2088, Australia
NeckSafe® is the only course in Australia devoted to the Acute Management of Spinal Injuries
The NeckSafe® Programme teaches the first person on the scene of a potential Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) how to assess and manage the situation.
It is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual, his family and friends, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million, but the social devastation can be much worse.
COURSE REGISTRATION
Level 1 is suitable for players, coaches, parents, trainers and first responders
Level 2 is aimed at professionals such as doctors, physiotherapists etc

NeckSafe Course Registration http://www.jotform.com/?formID=50488110120845

Areas covered in the training include:

Background to Spinal Cord Injury
Neurological evaluation
Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal injuries in the aquatic environment
Transporting the “spinal patient”
Spinal transport equipment

The NeckSafe® course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world
KEY NECKSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE:

Secondary Spinal Cord Injury is preventable
“Think Spine!!”
All head injuries are spinal injuries until proven otherwise
DRSA+BC
Be competent
Be confident
Have the right equipment and know how to use it

NeckSafe Level 2 Course 150524
2015-05-24 08:00 - 17:00 | Stadium Sports Physiotherapy, Allianz Stadium, Ground Floor, Sheridan Building,, Moore Park Road, Moore Park NSW 2021, NSW, 2088, Australia

NeckSafe Level 2 Course 150517
2015-05-17 08:00 - 17:00 | Stadium Sports Physiotherapy, Allianz Stadium, Ground Floor, Sheridan Building,, Moore Park Road, Moore Park NSW 2021, NSW, 2088, Australia

NeckSafe Level 1 Aquatic Course 150328
2015-03-28 08:00 - 17:00 | PaddleNSW, Old Pilot Station, Gibsons Beach Reserve, Vaucluse, NSW, 2030, Australia
NeckSafe® is the only course in Australia devoted to the Acute Management of Spinal Injuries

The NeckSafe® Programme teaches the first person on the scene of a potential Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) how to assess and manage the situation.
It is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual, his family and friends, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million, but the social devastation can be much worse.
NeckSafe Aquatic is specifically geared toward the waterway user and all those who may be called upon to respond to still water (rivers, creeks and pools) or open water (surf)
COURSE REGISTRATION
Level 1 is suitable for players, coaches, parents, trainers and first responders
Level 2 is aimed at professionals such as doctors, physiotherapists etc

NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50478113275858

Areas covered in the training include:

Background to Spinal Cord Injury
Neurological evaluation
Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal injuries in the aquatic environment
Transporting the “spinal patient”
Spinal transport equipment

The NeckSafe® course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world
KEY NECKSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE:

Secondary Spinal Cord Injury is preventable
“Think Spine!!”
All head injuries are spinal injuries until proven otherwise
DRSA+BC
Be competent
Be confident
Have the right equipment and know how to use it

NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50478113275858

NeckSafe Level 1 Aquatic Course 150321
2015-03-28 08:00 - 17:00 | PaddleNSW, Old Pilot Station, Gibsons Beach Reserve, Vaucluse, NSW, 2030, Australia

NeckSafe Level 1 Course 150307
2015-03-07 08:00 - 17:00 | Boutagy Fitness Institute, 38 Spit Rd, Mosman, NSW, 2088, Australia
NeckSafe® is the only course in Australia devoted to the Acute Management of Spinal Injuries
The NeckSafe® Programme teaches the first person on the scene of a potential Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) how to assess and manage the situation.
It is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual, his family and friends, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million, but the social devastation can be much worse.
COURSE REGISTRATION
Level 1 is suitable for players, coaches, parents, trainers and first responders
Level 2 is aimed at professionals such as doctors, physiotherapists etc

NeckSafe Course Registration http://form.jotform.co/form/50478113275858

Areas covered in the training include:

Background to Spinal Cord Injury
Neurological evaluation
Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal injuries in the aquatic environment
Transporting the “spinal patient”
Spinal transport equipment

The NeckSafe® course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world
KEY NECKSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE:

Secondary Spinal Cord Injury is preventable
“Think Spine!!”
All head injuries are spinal injuries until proven otherwise
DRSA+BC
Be competent
Be confident
Have the right equipment and know how to use it

NeckSafe Level 2 Course 150307
2015-03-07 08:00 - 17:00 | Boutagy Fitness Institute, 38 Spit Rd, Mosman, NSW, 2088, Australia
