ICCSP/ICCSD >8 years since completion – update to ICSC

Pathway 3.2 online learning bundle

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ICSC01 – Chiropractic Sports Injuries (ICSC) #01 of 10: Head Injuries in Sport
The study of the effects of head injuries is constantly evolving. As we all know a concussion is common in many sports and recreational activities. It is critical that all doctors who are working at International games as part of the FICS team have updated knowledge of head injuries, presentations, and understanding of prolonged symptoms, complications, and sport regulations.

ICSC04 – Chiropractic Sports Injuries (ICSC) #04 of 10: Emergency Procedures – On the Field Management of Trauma
The purpose of this course is to provide doctors of chiropractic the training to: Identify and perform the tasks required to act as a team physician (on-field) and/or a sports physician (in office); triage and manage sports-related injuries on an emergent on field basis as well as in a non-emergent office setting; understand proper protocols in the care of the injured athlete in a trauma situation.

ICSC09 – Chiropractic Sports Injuries (ICSC) #09 of 10: Culture Diversity
This course will cover special sports populations, including Paralympic athletes, female athletes, transgender athletes, senior athletes, and pediatric athletes. This course will review the current challenges in achieving gender equality in sport.  Reviewing the biological differences of gender and how this may affect performance in sport.  Injury differences of gender will be covered and discussed as it pertains to injury assessment skills.  Additionally, what are the problems addressing gender equity and how can we as healthcare professionals help achieve gender equality/equity.

ICSC10 – Chiropractic Sports Injuries (ICSC) #10 of 10: International Sports Chiropractic
The purpose of this course is to provide a Doctor of Chiropractic with an understanding of working at international sporting events. This course will focus on FICS and the world of sport, the history of sports chiropractic, and the role the Chiropractor plays at international games, finishing with the FICS procedures and protocols for games. There is no advanced standing option awarded for this module, with everyone having to complete.