@ChristinePlat18@Phil_Bessant The problems will remain ahead of the solutions but we cannot stop fighting. It's like why do we invest so much in injury prevention when injuries will still keep happening. #SEMethicsg2
Kinesiotape and Swimming Performance - Swimming Science https://t.co/f7z5QmUDpA
Interesting interview stating k tape does not improve swimming performance so questions why is it banned? #SEMethicsg2
@Phil_Bessant@abs_sem@ChristinePlat18 This is a very interesting article. I believe media and even some athletes post vital information on social media to gain attention. It's all a race of who got there first. #SEMethicsg2
@ChristinePlat18 Interesting Christine.The testosterone level is the only criteria kept by the IOC for the transgender athletes to compete with female athletes. This might be a disadvantage to female athletes as other factors like heart size, lung capacity also play a major role. #SEMethicsG2
@Phil_Bessant@Socphysio@DrKataria2 The problem is most physicians or physios go into fandom for the team they are working. I have also seen medical staff rewarded when the team wins which compromises the decision making of the personnel. #SEMethicsg2
@ClaudiaSerien@Socphysio It can be looked at from the other side too. As match day doctors don't know the athletes personally and injury history, it might be difficult for him/her to make informed decisions during the game. #SEMethicsG2
@ChristinePlat18@Socphysio I agree with you @ChristinePlat18. The education of concussion should begin from the coaches, athletes and even parents in some cases. I had some athletes who started showing signs of concussion later on at home. #SEMethicsG2
Medical ethics in combat sports that permit knockouts. how medical council of ethics is trying to prohibit doctors to work in boxing because the sports goal is to physically harm the opposite player.
#SEMethicsG2 https://t.co/NrGAIwEwAI
Mandatory Reporting in Sports Medicine is a responsibility of the medical team member. Athletic trainers might have to consult medical doctor to report incidents of abuse to young athletes. | Journal of Medical Ethics blog https://t.co/mhH6JrFR8w
@Socphysio This is a classical case of beating around the bush. The harmful effects of radiation on the patient's body should be considered by every medical practitioner. #SEMethicsG2
@ChristinePlat18 I feel communication as well as respect for the other profession goes a long way in building relationship within the SEM team. #SEMethicsG2
@Socphysio Listening to him talk about handling players being the easier part than managers or coaches brought back all the memories of my time with the football team. Expectations of coaches are very high regarding rehab and recovery of the player. More so in Real Madrid #SEMethicsG2
@ChristinePlat18 The sports industry is ever-growing and has become a major business opportunity for rich people. With millions of dollars of broadcast rights and advertisement deals, the emphasis on financial gains is common. #SEMethicsG2@ChristinePlat18
@ChristinePlat18@ClaudiaSerien I think this is a grey area right now. Sometimes what a player shares with the medical staff is very personal but can affect their sporting career. I think the medical practitioner should balance the pros and cons before sharing personal information with the club #SEMethicsG2
The IAAF estimates that 1 in 20,000 people assigned female at birth have a Y chromosome, resulting in testosterone levels much higher than the typical female range; they must now comply with new IAAF regulations to compete in women’s events @Phil_Bessant#SEMethicsG2
Rules of confidentiality are different for doctors working in a sports team than in a traditional setup. This article is worth a read. https://t.co/Ets3GgUE24
This article well describes the team doctor's role #WINNING MEDICINE: PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAM DOCTORS' CONFLICTS OF INTEREST #https://scholarship.law.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=https://www.google.com/&httpsredir=1&article=1343&context=jchlp