SMEM offers comprehensive didactic instruction that can be delivered in-person and/or virtually.  

SMEM's didactic instruction covers a wide range of emergency management topics, including, but not limited to:

• Risk Management & Emergency & Crisis Preparedness in Sports Medicine  (up to 2.0 hours)

• Mental Health Emergency Action Plan Development & Preparedness in Sports Medicine  (1.0 hour)

• Advanced Airway Management:  Moving Beyond Basic Interventions & Their Integration Within Patient Management  (1.0 hour)

• Pre-Hospital Care of the Cervical Spine Injured Athlete  (1.0 hour)

• Airway Management in the Equipment-Laden Athlete  (1.0 hour)

• MARCHE Trauma Assessment (1.0 hour)

• An Integrated Approach to the Multi-Systems Trauma Patient-  Stop the Bleed & Beyond  (1.0 hour)

• Best Practice Recommendations for Improving Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in the Athletic Population  (1.0 hour)

• Shock Recognition & Management  (1.0 hour)

• Chest & Abdominal Trauma in the Athletic Population (1.0 hour)

• Vital Signs Trending (1.0 hour)

• Athletic Trainer’s Response to the Opioid Crisis: A 360-Degree Comprehensive Approach  (1.0 hour)

• Pharmacological Interventions for the Athletic Trainer in the Emergency Setting  (1.0 hour)

• Immobilization Techniques in the Pre-Hospital Setting:  Moving Beyond the Basic Rigid Splint  (1.0 hour)

• Management of Exertional Heat Illnesses:  Bridging the Gap to an Evidence-Based Approach (1.0 hour)

• CRASE / Healthcare Providers Response to the Active Violence Event (1.0 hour)

• What to do Before Shots are Fired?  Designing an EAP for the Active Assailant Event at your Facility  (1.0 hour)

• Joint Reduction Techniques (1.0 hour)

• Sports Medicine Practitioner's Role in the Mass Casualty Incident (MCI)  (1 hour)

• Ethical Principles for the Athletic Trainer:  Don't Bet Your Career  (1.0 hour)

• Other topics as requested

SMEM didactic programming utilizes a mixture of traditional lecture and video-based instruction and will be customized to the audience.