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SUMMARY:HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course: St. Ives
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \nSt. Ives Physio will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 4th February 2018 from 0900 till 1530 \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-level-1-2-training-course-st-ives/
LOCATION:St. Ives Physio\, The Loft\, Level 3\, St Ives Shopping Village\, 166 Mona Vale Road\, St. ives\, NSW\, 2075\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170426T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170426T200000
DTSTAMP:20170314T225718Z
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SUMMARY:HeadSafe Community Concussion Seminar April 2017
DESCRIPTION:Sydney will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Seminars on April 26th 2017 in conjunction with the NSW Office of Sport from 6.30pm till 8.30pm . \nThe seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor (worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts) and collaborations with the University of Sydney Save Sight Institute and School of Biomechanical Engineering. and practical advice for teams\, players\, administrators and parents. \n  \n  \nWhere:                Sydney Academy of Sport \nAddress:              Wakehurst Parkway\, Narrabeen \nDate:                    26th April 2017 \nTime:                    6:30pm to 8/8:30pm \nProgram #:          0079941 \nBOOK TICKETS BY CLICKING HERE \nThe evenings will run from 6.30pm till 8.30pm and also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring players from the area. Each session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by the NSW Office of Sport and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available by phoning 131302 or sportandrecreation.nsw.gov.au \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. \nMore information at www.concussion.training
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-community-concussion-seminar-april-2017/
LOCATION:Sydney Academy of Sport\, Wakehurst Parkway\, Narrabeen\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170407T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170407T193000
DTSTAMP:20170406T024419Z
CREATED:20170406T024343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170406T024419Z
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SUMMARY:Headsafe on "The Project"
DESCRIPTION:Tonight on The Project\, Headsafe founder Dr. Adrian Cohen discusses concussion\, latest University of Sydney research with Randwick Rugby and the organisations role As the Australian arm of a global past-player rugby health research project in the UK\, Canada and New Zealand \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/the_project_170407/
LOCATION:The Project\, Channel 10
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170406T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170406T200000
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CREATED:20170406T021019Z
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SUMMARY:ABC 7.30 Report Tonight (Thursday 6 April\, 2017)
DESCRIPTION:Tonight on ABC 7.30 Report\, Headsafe founder Dr. Adrian Cohen discusses concussion\, latest University of Sydney research with Randwick Rugby and the response from sporting codes such as the NRL. \nThe report also features interviews with ex-footballers including Ian Roberts. \nHeadsafe is the Australian arm of a global past-player rugby health research project in the UK\, Canada and New Zealand \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/abc-7-30-report/
LOCATION:ABCTV
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170327T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170327T150000
DTSTAMP:20170221T001540Z
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SUMMARY:HeadSafe School Sport Unit Concussion Workshop
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n \n \n  \n  \n  \nEnquiries \nJenny Ekanayake jenny.ekanayake@det.nsw.edu.au 9707 6930 \nChris Kellaway chris.kelleway@det.nsw.edu.au 9707  6956 \nApply online via My PL@Edu or via the School Sport website \nCompleting School Sport Unit – HeadSafe will contribute 5 hours of QTC Registered PD addressing 4.4.2\, 6.2.2\, 6.3.2\, 7.4.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-nsw-school-sport-unit-concussion-workshop/
LOCATION:Lidcombe Public School\, Mills St\, Lidcombe\, NSW\, 2141\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170301T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20170329T203000
DTSTAMP:20170110T205812Z
CREATED:20170109T035846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170110T205812Z
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SUMMARY:SYDNEY HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION SEMINARS March 2017
DESCRIPTION:Sydney will host a series of HeadSafe Community Concussion Seminars in March 2017 in conjunction with the NSW Office of Sport from 6.30pm till 8.30pm over a 3 week period. \nThe seminars will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor (worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts) and collaborations with the University of Sydney Save Sight Institute and School of Biomechanical Engineering. and practical advice for teams\, players\, administrators and parents. \nLocations and dates are: \n  \n\n1 March 2017 Gymea Tradies\, 57 Manchester Rd North\, Gymea \n22 March 2017 Wollongong University\, Northfields Ave\, Wollongong \n29 March 2017 Sports House\, Quad 1\, Level 2\, Parkview Drive\, Sydney Olympic Park\n\nBOOK TICKETS BY CLICKING HERE \nThe evenings will run from 6.30pm till 8.30pm and also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring players from the area. Each session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by the NSW Office of Sport and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available by phoning 131302 or sportandrecreation.nsw.gov.au \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. \nMore information at www.concussion.training
URL:https://concussion.training/event/sydney-headsafe-community-concussion-seminars-march-2017/
LOCATION:Gymea Tradies\, Wollongong Uni and SMA\, Gymea Tradies 57 Ma0nchester Rd North / Wollongong University Northfields Ave / Sports House Quad 1\, Level 2\, Parkview Drive\, Gymea / Wollongong / Sydney Olympic Park\, NSW\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161201
DTSTAMP:20161110T050825Z
CREATED:20161020T033332Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20161110T050825Z
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SUMMARY:SYDNEY HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION SEMINARS
DESCRIPTION:Sydney will host a series of HeadSafe Community Concussion Seminars in November 2016 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and the NSW Office of Sport from 6.30pm till 8.30pm over a 2 week period. \nBOOK TICKETS BY CLICKING HERE \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the seminars will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor (worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts) and practical advice for teams\, players\, administrators and parents.. \nLocations and dates are: \n\nWednesday November 23rd  Baulkham Hills: Hills Shire Council – 3 Columbia Crt\, Baulkham Hills\, 2153\nWednesday November 30th  Campbelltown: Council Training Room\, cnr Broughton St and Queen St\, Campbelltown 2560\n\nThe evenings will run from 6.30pm till 8pm and also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring players from the area. Each session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: BOOK TICKETS BY CLICKING HERE \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries.  \nMore information at www.concussion.training \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/sydney-headsafe-community-concussion-seminars/
LOCATION:Hills Shire Council (23 November)  and Sutherland (30th November)\, 3 Columbia Crt / TBA\, Baulkham Hills / TBA\, NSW\, 2153/ TBA\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20161119T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20161119T133000
DTSTAMP:20161018T015847Z
CREATED:20161016T082557Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20161018T015847Z
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SUMMARY:Rugby League HEADSAFE Trainers Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nBook online here http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe NSW Rugby League will host a HeadSafe Level 1 Course  for Sports Trainers \n19th January 2016 from 1030 till 1330 at \nThe Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)\, 8 Figtree Drive\, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2140 \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1330)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios\, Paramedics  and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\nThis Category One Activity has been approved by the RACGP QI&CPD Program. Total Points: 40 Category One points\n\nBook online here http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion specifically for League \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation (doctors and physios)\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \n Headsafe is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/nrl-trainers-november2016/
LOCATION:ACPE\, 8 Figtree Drive\, Sydney Olympic Park\, NSW\, 2140
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160916
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160923
DTSTAMP:20160714T071143Z
CREATED:20160706T233753Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160714T071143Z
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SUMMARY:NORTH COAST HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThe North Cost of NSW will host HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Courses on  \n\nFriday September 16th at Coffs Harbour 1 Vernon Street Coffs Harbour NSW 2450\nThursday September 22nd  2016 at Tweed Heads Kingscliff Beach Bowls Clubs – Marine Parade\, Kingscliff NSW 2487\n\nTraining sessions from 1730 till 2130 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios\, Paramedics and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/northcoast-headsafe-training/
LOCATION:North Coast NSW\, See Booking Form\, NSW
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160913
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160924
DTSTAMP:20160714T071216Z
CREATED:20160706T232626Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160714T071216Z
UID:5671-1473724800-1474675199@concussion.training
SUMMARY:NORTH COAST HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION SEMINARS
DESCRIPTION:The North Coast of NSW will host a series of HeadSafe Community Concussion Seminars in September 2016 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and the NSW Office of Sport from 6.30pm till 8.30pm over a 2 week period. \nhttp://north_coast_headsafe_sma_nswsport.eventbrite.com.au  \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the seminars will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor (worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts) and practical advice for teams\, players\, administrators and parents.. \nLocations and dates are: \n\nTuesday September 13th – Port Mac– Westport Club – 25 Buller Street Port Macquarie\, NSW 2444.\nWednesday September 14th – Kempsey– Kempsey Macleay RSL Club – 1 York Ln\, Kempsey NSW 2440\nThursday September 15th – Coffs Harbour -Coffs Harbour Ex Services Club 1 Vernon Street Coffs Harbour NSW 2450\nMonday September 19th – Grafton – Grafton District Services Club 105-107 Mary St\, Grafton NSW 2460\nTuesday September 20th – Ballina – Ballina RSL 240 River Street Ballina\, NSW\, 2478\nWednesday September 21st – Tweed Heads – Kingscliff Beach Bowls Clubs – Marine Parade\, Kingscliff NSW 2487\n\nThe evenings will run from 6.30pm till 8pm and also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring players from the area. \nEach session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: http://north_coast_headsafe_sma_nswsport.eventbrite.com.au  \n  \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries.  \nMore information at www.concussion.training \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/north-coast-headsafe-community-concussion-seminars/
LOCATION:North Coast NSW\, See Booking Form\, NSW
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160430T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160430T170000
DTSTAMP:20160122T030937Z
CREATED:20160111T030256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160122T030937Z
UID:5352-1462005000-1462035600@concussion.training
SUMMARY:ORANGE HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nOrange will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 30th April  2016 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/orange-headsafe-level-1-2-training-course/
LOCATION:Orange\, Auditorium / Lecture Theatre\, 1502 Forest Road\, Orange\, NSW\, 2800
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160429T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160429T200000
DTSTAMP:20160122T030944Z
CREATED:20160111T030502Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160122T030944Z
UID:5353-1461954600-1461960000@concussion.training
SUMMARY:ORANGE HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Orange will host a FREE HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 26 February 2016 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttps://orange-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au \n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttps://orange-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au    \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/orange-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Orange\, Auditorium / Lecture Theatre\, 1502 Forest Road\, Orange\, NSW\, 2800
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160417T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160417T200000
DTSTAMP:20160330T023102Z
CREATED:20160330T023102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160330T023102Z
UID:5558-1460917800-1460923200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:ALBURY HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Thurgoona Football Club will host a FREE HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 17 April 2016 from 6.30 till 8pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttps://albury-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au \n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttps://albury-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au    \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/albury-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Thurgoona Football CLub\, 270 Table Top Road \, Thurgoona \, NSW\, 2640
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160417T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160417T170000
DTSTAMP:20160205T014637Z
CREATED:20160205T014235Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160205T014637Z
UID:5472-1460881800-1460912400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:ALBURY HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThurgoona Football Club  will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on Sunday 17th April  2016 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/albury-headsafe-level-1-2-training-course/
LOCATION:Thurgoona Football CLub\, 270 Table Top Road \, Thurgoona \, NSW\, 2640
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160227T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160227T170000
DTSTAMP:20160122T030915Z
CREATED:20151001T024614Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160122T030915Z
UID:4679-1456561800-1456592400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:WAGGA HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nWagga will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 27th February 2016 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/wagga-headsafe-level-1-2-course/
LOCATION:Commercial Club\, 77 Gurwood St\, Wagga Wagga\, NSW\, 2650
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160226T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160226T210000
DTSTAMP:20160122T030922Z
CREATED:20151001T024345Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160122T030922Z
UID:4678-1456515000-1456520400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:WAGGA HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Wagga will host a FREE HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 26 February 2016 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttps://WAGGA-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au \n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttps://WAGGA-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au    \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/wagga-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Commercial Club\, 77 Gurwood St\, Wagga Wagga\, NSW\, 2650
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160207T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160207T210000
DTSTAMP:20160201T232308Z
CREATED:20151001T023445Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160201T232308Z
UID:4673-1454873400-1454878800@concussion.training
SUMMARY:SOUTH COAST HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.......PLEASE SEE OTHER LOCATIONS AND DATES\, OR REGISTER FOR ONLINE TRAINING AT www.concussion.training/training
DESCRIPTION:  The South Coast will host a FREE HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 7 February 2016 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttps://south-coast-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au \n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttps://south-coast-headsafe-community-forum.eventbrite.com.au   \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/south-coast-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Soldiers Club\, 2 Beach Road \, Batemans Bay \, NSW\, 2536
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160207T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160207T170000
DTSTAMP:20160201T232338Z
CREATED:20151001T023854Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160201T232338Z
UID:4674-1454833800-1454864400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:SOUTH COAST HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Course: THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELLED.......PLEASE SEE OTHER LOCATIONS AND DATES\, OR REGISTER FOR ONLINE TRAINING AT www.concussion.training/training
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThe South Coast will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 7th February 2016 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises)\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/south-coast-headsafe-level-1-2-course/
LOCATION:Soldier’s Club\, 2 Beach Road\, Batemans Bay\, NSW\, 2538
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160116T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20160116T170000
DTSTAMP:20160113T042123Z
CREATED:20160113T041944Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160113T042123Z
UID:5354-1452938400-1452963600@concussion.training
SUMMARY:KOGARAH HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Training Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nJubilee Oval will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 16th January 2016 from 1000 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \n\nLevel 1 is designed for Sports Trainers\, First Aiders\, Medics\, Coaches Players and Parents (runs till 1230)\nLevel 2 is for Doctors\, Physios and Nurses (runs all day following on from Level 1 course with practical examples and exercises):\nThis Category One Activity has been approved by the RACGP QI&CPD Program. Total Points: 40 Category One points\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \n Headsafe is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \nYou will need only comfortable clothing to wear\, and we will not be doing any tackling….other than of some knotty issues! \nPlease bring your LAPTOP COMPUTER as well as your PORTABLE SMARTPHONE/TABLET (iPhone\, iPad\, Android etc) if you have them\, so that you can utilise the online tools we will be demonstrating…..some run only on the full PC/Mac platform\, others on both computers and mobile devices. If you need a Wireless Internet “dongle” or to “tether” your computer to your phone\, please make arrangements and test them prior to arriving……unsure if WiFi is available at the venue. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/kogarah-headsafe-level-1-2-training-course/
LOCATION:Jubilee Oval\, 249 Princes Highway\, Kogarah\, NSW\, 2217
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20151017T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20151017T170000
DTSTAMP:20150728T082758Z
CREATED:20150728T081744Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150728T082758Z
UID:4349-1445070600-1445101200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:BATHURST HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nBathurst will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 17th October 2015 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/bathurst-headsafe-level-1-2-course/
LOCATION:Bathurst CSU\, Building 1411 Room 240 \, Bathurst\, NSW\, 2678\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20151016T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20151016T210000
DTSTAMP:20151001T025527Z
CREATED:20150714T014539Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20151001T025527Z
UID:4345-1445023800-1445029200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:BATHURST HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Bathurst will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 16th October 2015 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttp://bathurst-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au\n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttp://bathurst-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/bathurst-headsafe-community-concussion-forum-2/
LOCATION:Bathurst CSU\, Building 1411 Room 240 \, Bathurst\, NSW\, 2678\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150926T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150926T083000
DTSTAMP:20150728T083159Z
CREATED:20150728T083159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150728T083159Z
UID:4354-1443256200-1443256200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:NEWCASTLE HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nNewcastle will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 26th September 2015 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/newcastle-headsafe-level-1-2-course/
LOCATION:Newcastle\, No2 Sportsground\, Smith St \, Newcastle West\, NSW\, 2302
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150925T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150925T210000
DTSTAMP:20150728T044428Z
CREATED:20150714T004742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150728T044428Z
UID:4339-1443209400-1443214800@concussion.training
SUMMARY:NEWCASTLE HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Newcastle will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 25th September 2015 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttp://newcastle-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au\n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttp://newcastle-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/newcastle-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Newcastle\, No2 Sportsground\, Smith St \, Newcastle West\, NSW\, 2302
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150912T083000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150912T170000
DTSTAMP:20150728T083036Z
CREATED:20150728T082846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150728T083036Z
UID:4352-1442046600-1442077200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:TAMWORTH HEADSAFE Level 1 and 2 Course
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTamworth will host a HeadSafe Level 1 and Level 2 Course on 12th September 2015 from 0830 till 1700 in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThe HeadSafe course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nAreas covered in the training include:  \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\nBook online here: http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/tamworth-headsafe-level-1-2-course/
LOCATION:Tamworth\, Wests Diggers Club\, Kable Avenue\, Tamworth\, NSW\, 2340
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150911T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150911T210000
DTSTAMP:20150728T044651Z
CREATED:20150714T013231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150728T044651Z
UID:4341-1441999800-1442005200@concussion.training
SUMMARY:TAMWORTH HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Tamworth will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum on 11th September 2015 from 7.30 till 9pm in conjunction with Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  \nhttp://tamworth-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au\n \nAs part of  SMA’s community engagement\, the 1 hour seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the HeadSafe Randwick Rugby Project  which features the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of HeadSafe and NeckSafe. \nThis one-hour workshop focuses on concussion injuries in sport and the management of return to play protocol. Topics include: \n\nThe definition of concussion\nCommon causes\nSigns and symptoms\nAssessment\nGame day management\nSpecific sporting policies\nReturn to play guidelines\n\nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \n \nhttp://tamworth-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au \nThis Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/tamworth-headsafe-community-concussion-forum-2/
LOCATION:Tamworth\, Wests Diggers Club\, Kable Avenue\, Tamworth\, NSW\, 2340
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150903T073000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150903T090000
DTSTAMP:20150610T002933Z
CREATED:20150610T002933Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150610T002933Z
UID:4172-1441265400-1441270800@concussion.training
SUMMARY:Lincolne Innis Rotary Fundraising Breakfast meeting
DESCRIPTION:Lincolne is a young man from Kellyville who became a quadriplegic after a surfing accident in 2012. \nHe treats his rehabilitation with grit and determination\, has a warm greeting for everyone\, and is a true miracle. \nRotary Norwest Sunrise\, together with Rouse Hill Rotary\, set up the Lincolne Innis Trust two years ago to help Lincolne with his ongoing medical expenses and rehabilitation costs. \nAt the end of 2014 Rotary championed a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds to buy Lincolne a new vehicle\, or\, as we named it\, a ‘Lincmobile’! \nLincolne will be at this breakfast meeting when he can share his experiences and we can enjoy  seeing his smiley face\, and he will be joined by NeckSafe Founder\, Dr. Adrian Cohen to bring you up to date with the latest information in the field of spinal injury prevention. \nCost is $40 which includes breakfast and a donation to  the Lincolne Innis Trust. \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/lincolne-innis-rotary-fundraising-breakfast-meeting/
LOCATION:Castle Hill Country CLub\, Spurway Drive\, Baulkham Hills\, NSW\, 2153\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Annabel Wood":MAILTO:annabel@simplyfirstaid.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150701T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150701T210000
DTSTAMP:20150610T002243Z
CREATED:20150609T013758Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150610T002243Z
UID:4167-1435775400-1435784400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:BOWRAL HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:  Bowral will host a HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum at the Bowral Blacks Rugby Clubhouse on 1st July 2015 from 6.30 till 9pm. \nAs part of Club’s community engagement\, the seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring Randwick Rugby who are trialling the unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to     measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nThis initiative is proudly supported by Sports Medicine Australia (SMA) NSW Branch and will feature Dr. Adrian Cohen\, founder of NeckSafe. \nConcussion is continually featuring in the news and social media\, and this seminar will provide a key community education opportunity to assist all those involved understand the issues and work to keep our sports safe. \nThe USA Center for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC) estimates there are 4 million head injuries in American sport annually\, and recent research in Australia by Prof. Carolyn Finch shows a 30-40% annual increase in Victorian hospital presentations for concussion. \nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \nhttp://bowral-headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au \nThe Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/bowral-headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Bowral Rugby CLub\, Eridge Park Road\, Buradoo\, NSW\, 2576\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150616T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150616T210000
DTSTAMP:20150609T015130Z
CREATED:20150522T013704Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150609T015130Z
UID:4148-1434479400-1434488400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:WAVERLEY HEADSAFE COMMUNITY CONCUSSION FORUM
DESCRIPTION:Waverley College will host the first HeadSafe Community Concussion Forum in its Performing Arts Centre on 16th June 2015.\n \nAs part of Randwick District Rugby Union Club’s community engagement\, the seminar will showcase the latest concussion research featuring the club which is trialling a unique X Patch Biosensor worn behind the player’s ear to measure impacts. \nThe evening will also provide a question and answer forum for parents\, coaches\, medical staff and the community featuring a selection of leading players from the area. \nThe session will provide an update from all sporting codes and information for players and parents relevant to schools\, districts\, amateur\, professional and elite levels. \nConcussion is continually featuring in the news and social media\, and this seminar will provide a key community education opportunity to assist all those involved understand the issues and work to keep our sports safe. \nThe USA Center for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC) estimates there are 4 million head injuries in American sport annually\, and recent research in Australia by Prof. Carolyn Finch shows a 30-40% annual increase in Victorian hospital presentations for concussion. \nTickets are strictly limited and are available from: \nhttp://headsafe-community-concussion-forum.eventbrite.com.au \n  \nThe Headsafe Community Concussion Forum is an initiative of Necksafe\, a NFP charity dedicated to the prevention of head and neck injuries. More information at www.concussion.training
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-community-concussion-forum/
LOCATION:Waverley College\, Performing Arts Centre\, 131 Birrell St\, Waverley\, NSW\, 2024\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150528
DTSTAMP:20150421T223944Z
CREATED:20150420T065903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150421T223944Z
UID:4137-1432684800-1432771199@concussion.training
SUMMARY:Headsafe Training Course 150527 in conjunction with SMA NSW
DESCRIPTION:The HeadSafe® course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion  \n \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nIt is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual\, his family and friends\, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million\, but the social devastation can be much worse. \n  \nONLINE COURSE REGISTRATION http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nAreas covered in the training include: \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \n\nKEY HEADSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-training-course-150527/
LOCATION:SMA Homebush\, Sports House\, Quad 1\, 8 Parkview Drive\, Sydney Olympic Park\, NSW\, 2127
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150314T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20150314T170000
DTSTAMP:20150219T071342Z
CREATED:20150211T034128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150219T071342Z
UID:3718-1426323600-1426352400@concussion.training
SUMMARY:Headsafe Training Course 150314
DESCRIPTION:The HeadSafe® course is devoted to the Acute Management of Head Injuries and Concussion \nHeadsafe teaches the first person on the scene of a potential head injury how to assess and manage the situation. \nIt is an 8 hour course specifically dedicated to an injury which could ruin the lives of an individual\, his family and friends\, and cost the community upwards of $3 million. Law suits in this area commonly top $20 million\, but the social devastation can be much worse. \n  \nONLINE COURSE REGISTRATION http://form.jotform.co/form/50478118976871 \nAreas covered in the training include: \n\nReview the features and epidemiology of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand the definition of sport-related concussion\nUnderstand Baseline Cognitive Testing\nUnderstand sideline medical role and tools\nDetermine appropriate in-office evaluation\nReview current treatment options\nAnalyse the role of neurocognitive assessment and investigative radiology for concussion\nKnow when to refer to ER or specialists\nImplement appropriate return to play (RTP) protocols following a concussion\nFocus on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe HeadSafe course is taught by experts in the field to ensure that the experiences gained have practical application in the real world \nKEY HEADSAFE® MESSAGES INCLUDE: \n\nAll Head Injuries are serious.\nThere’s no such thing as a tough brain.\nWhen in doubt\, sit them out!\nAll head injuries are neck injuries until PROVEN otherwise (and vice-versa).\nSecond Impact Syndrome is real….and can kill.\nOnly when all symptoms have gone should a step-wise Return to Play programme start.\nAll athletes should have Baseline Cognitive studies annually.\nImpact monitoring can serve as an “early warning” to concussion.\n\n 
URL:https://concussion.training/event/headsafe-training-course-150314-2/
LOCATION:Boutagy Fitness\, 38 Spit Rd\, Mosman\, NSW\, 2062\, Australia
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