SMI VIDEO LIBRARY

Mercedes Fernandez explains what makes a stonefish dangerous, where they are located and presents a case of a stonefish sting. She discusses the diagnosis and management of stonefish stings.

Joel de Oliveira discusses his research on surfers as bystander rescuers in Spain and Portugal. He finds that 78,5% of surfers conduct at least one rescue in their lifetime, but most of them have not had formal training according to lifesaving and resuscitation guidelines.

João Moreira-Pinto speaks about the studies he participated in about injuries that can happen during surfing, the prevention of these injuries, the knowledge of the surf teachers about this topic and how they teach about these injuries. Also, he speaks about the difference in injuries between competitive and recreational surfers.

Lisette Langenberg & Sebastiaan Heitkamp dive into surf induced shoulder complaints. They discuss their research of shoulder complaints in practices in the Netherlands and their systematic review on the surfer’s shoulder. The mechanics of the most common surfer’s shoulder injury are discussed.

Vibeke Hjortdal discusses her experience as a professor and pediatric cardiac surgeon on how to become a good leader and how to create the perfect team. She shows in a practical way how people differ in the way they prefer to communicate, solve problems and learn.

Dora Carolo speaks about the development of physical literacy. She explains the meaning of physical literacy and the impact on the physical, psychological, social and the cognitive domain.