Centre Runs Parallel Day at the BASEM/FSEM Annual Conference
The Centre day consisted of two sessions held in the beautiful Tea Room at the Bath Assembly Rooms on 12th October 2017.
![Standing Room Only](/images-multimedia/BASEM-2017/Standing-Room-Only-Cropped-340x411.png)
The morning session was Performance and Consequence of Play: chaired by Prof Nigel Arden
- Overview - Professor Nigel Arden (University of Oxford)
- Long-term general and MSK health after a career of elite rugby union- Dr Madi Davies (University of Oxford)
- Cricket: long-term health – Dr Betsy Jones (University of Oxford)
- Risk of Knee Osteoarthritis in Retired Professional Footballers compared to the General Population - Dr Jonny Moses (Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital)
- Adolescent Footballers – Ms Nadine Booysen (University of Southampton)
- Risk factors associated with pain and osteoarthritis in Great Britain’s Olympians: a cross-sectional study - Dr Dale Cooper (University of Nottingham)
- Runners: does running cause OA? – Mr Richard Leech (University of Nottingham)
- Sport and Quality of Life – Dr Stephanie Filbay (University of Oxford)
![ECR Session Group Photo](/images-multimedia/BASEM-2017/ECR-Session-Group-Photo-Cropped-712x474.jpg)
Followed by a Q&A session which linked to a session run by Arthritis Research UK talking about opportunities for young researchers
The afternoon session was Prevention and Management of OA: chaired by Prof Mark Batt
- Ankle injury and OA (SALI): what do we know? - Professor Brigitte Scammell (University of Nottingham)
- Evidence based RTP post ACL-ACLR - Professor Darin Padua (University of North Carolina)
- Exercise for patients with OA – Dr Wilby Williamson (University of Oxford)
- Practicalities of intervention design, adherence and motivation – Dr Carly McKay (University of Bath)
- Practical aspects of hip and lower limb movement control – Ms Nadine Booysen (University of Southampton)
![Afternoon Session Group Photo](/images-multimedia/BASEM-2017/Afternoon-Session-Group-Photo-Cropped-658x438.jpg)
Posted on Tuesday 24th October 2017