
FICS PUBLIC RESOURCES
Sports injury resources
Injury information and sports safety resources for athletes, parents and coaches.
INJURY GUIDES
Find information by topic
AOSSM Sports Tips covering hand and wrist injuries and martial arts injuries.
AOSSM SPORTS TIPS
Hand and wrist injuries
Common injuries, symptoms, treatment options and prevention.
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AOSSM SPORTS TIPS
Martial arts injuries
Injury types, training risks and prevention in martial arts.
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YOUTH SPORTS SAFETY
Keep youth in the game

STOP Sports Injuries
The National Council of Youth Sports (NCYS) supports the STOP Sports Injuries initiative, developed and maintained by the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM).
Explore educational tip sheets for athletes, parents, coaches and youth sports organisations.
RESEARCH RESOURCES
Chiropractic research
UNITED KINGDOM
National Centre for Chiropractic Research
Based at Health Sciences University, the National Centre for Chiropractic Research builds on the legacy of the Chiropractic Research Council.
FICS RESEARCH COMMISSION
FICS research library
Browse sports chiropractic publications, research reviews, journals and research training resources.
Chiropractic Research Council — 2022 archive


ABOUT THESE RESOURCES
An initiative of the FICS Research Commission
The FICS Research Commission promotes and encourages research in sports chiropractic. This page brings together freely available public resources identified by the research team. Further resources will be added as they are identified.
Public resource disclaimer: How to use this information
Sports & Exercise chiropractic is a recognized subset of chiropractic that focuses on the comprehensive and holistic healthcare of the physically active individual or athlete, to prevent injury, restore optimal function and contribute to the enhancement of sports performance. They achieve this using sports-specific knowledge, skills and attitudes to achieve the best clinical practice while ensuring a high standard of professional, safe and ethical practice.
FICS is providing links to articles as a public service. These are neither a legal interpretation nor a statement of FICS policy or views. Reference to any specific products or entity within any of the papers does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by FICS. The opinions expressed by the publisher are their own and their inclusion on this page does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.
