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Presenter:
Brady L. Tripp, PhD, ATC
Presentation Date: 03/18/2012
Described using a clinician's point of view.
Includes how to quickly evaluate literature (reports
of validity of orthopedic tests) based on if the
results of the test would change your clinical
suspicion of a specific pathology (likelihood
ratios). Also includes descriptions of classic and
newer orthopedic tests for common shoulder
pathologies in context. Attendees will be able to
identify useful (and non-useful) orthopedic tests
based on likelihood ratios; understand how positive
and negative findings of tests should affect their
clinical suspicion of the specific pathology.
Current Employment
Affiliation of Speaker
Dr. Tripp is a Clinical Assistant Professor and the
Director of the Graduate Athletic Training Program
at the University of Florida. He earned his PhD in
Exercise Science and Biomechanics from the
University of Kentucky, MEd in Sports Medicine from
the University of Virginia and BS in Athletic
Training from Northeastern University. Dr. Tripp has
published and presented research nationally and
internationally on topics including glenohumeral and
scapular evaluation and kinematics, golf
biomechanics and kinetics, overhead-throwing
athletes, effects of fatigue on sensorimotor system
function and enhancing neuromuscular control in the
upper extremity, He is a licensed and certified
Athletic Trainer and a TPI-certified Golf Fitness
Instructor and Golf Medical Professional.
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