In the new issue, Susan W. Yeargin, PhD, ATC and colleagues provide updated methodology (topic selection, author group formation, evidence gathering, recommendation building) for future NATA Position Statements.
Paper: https://t.co/5OI5LA7ja2
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2024 Consensus Statement on Rehabilitation Management After Meniscus Surgery (Meniscectomy, Repair and Reconstruction)📋
🤓 For rehabilitation recommendations following meniscus surgery, please refer to the summary tables in the photo below 👇
https://t.co/8ycOevwwko
Do you know your Odds Ratio from your Risk Ratio 🤔
If not, don't fear, Dr Kamper is back with the popular #EvidenceInPractice series to explain all ...
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/1GoxRdaIF6
#yourJOSPT
🆕"The systematic review aimed to identify the tests & outcome variables used to assess linear speed & COD ability of elite ⚽️"
▶️To provide & report normative & reliability values of identified linear speed & COD tests
👉@NikolaosAsimak1 et al, 2025 🏴
📂 https://t.co/43JD2Pl3YL
Diabetes (DM) in chronic Kidney Disease (CKD):
''Think of your kidneys as the body's VIP bouncers, keeping the bad stuff out and the good stuff flowing. But when diabetes crashes the party, high blood sugar starts messing with the tiny filters, making them weak and leaky. Over time, this can lead to CKD, where waste and fluid start sneaking past security, causing trouble like swelling and high blood pressure. But don’t worry—you can be the hero of this story! With good blood sugar control, a kidney-friendly diet, and the right meds, you can keep your kidneys strong and kick diabetes out of the VIP lounge! ❤️🔥🫘''
👓Pathophysiology:
👉Glomerular hyperfiltration → Increases intra-glomerular pressure, leading to progressive damage.
👉Endothelial dysfunction → Increased vascular permeability & albuminuria.
👉Inflammation & fibrosis → Activation of pro-inflammatory pathways (e.g., TGF-β, NF-κB) contributes to tubulo-interstitial damage.
👉RAAS activation → Promotes sodium retention, hypertension, and further nephron loss.
#usmle #medtwitter #MedicalEducation #medicalschool #medicalstudent
Congratulations Brian Haas, Head Athletic Trainer at Kearney High School. 2025 NSIAAA Outstanding Service Award Winner! Thank You for all you do for KPS student athletes! @KearneyBearcats@KHSathleticmed@KHSBoosterClub
7 great plyometrics to aid sprinting development
1. Single leg forward hops
2. Depth jumps
3. Maximal repeat hurdle jumps
4. Maximal pogo jumps
5. Forward maximal pogo jumps
6. SL drop jumps
7. Standard drop jumps
🆕"The Control-Chaos Continuum PART1⃣"
➡️The CCC offers a framework for practitioners to plan on-pitch rehabilitation, focusing on physical preparation & sport specificity ⚽️
👉@MattTaberner et al, 2025 🏴
📂Open Access: https://t.co/FbTTfboh5W
Here’s how you can support athletic trainers and show appreciation for everything they do:
1. Say Thank You – A simple “thank you” goes a long way. Take time to recognize the athletic trainers in your life.
2. Spread Awareness – Share posts, stories, and facts about what athletic trainers do to help educate others.
3. Advocate for AT Coverage – Support policies and initiatives that ensure schools, teams, and workplaces have access to qualified athletic trainers.
4. Recognize Their Expertise – Remember, athletic trainers are healthcare professionals, not just “trainers.” They are educated, certified, and crucial to injury prevention and recovery.
5. Support Safe Sports – Advocate for proper safety protocols and resources for athletic trainers at all levels of play, from youth leagues to professional teams.
6. Celebrate Their Work – Nominate an athletic trainer for an award, write a note of appreciation, or even just bring them a coffee to say thanks!
Athletic trainers do so much to keep athletes healthy and active — let’s show up for them this month.
#NationalAthleticTrainingMonth #NATM2025 #ChampionsInHealthCare
Happy National Athletic Training Month to our wonderful Sports Medicine staff at @UNK_Athletics.
Our student athletics are lucky to have such a dedicated staff looking after their care.