By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Analyse the first steps of a casualty's initial assessment
• Describe the different life-saving priorities
• Explain the common sports injuries as a first aider
• Identify the distinctions between major sports injuries as a first aid provider
• Evaluate the appropriate steps to take during a medical emergency
• Summarise how to proceed when suffering environmental injuries
• Recognise how to administer CPR and how to wait for emergency transport

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Discuss the origins of social media and its role in the modern-day world as an agent for better communication
• Define the terms ‘e-Health’ and ‘big data’ along with their role in improving the quality of the information provided to healthcare providers
• Describe the term ‘medical social media’ along with the people, sublanguage and media platforms that it encapsulates
• Examine the role social media can play in promoting a better relationship between patients and healthcare providers
• Analyse the function of games and how they can be utilised for behavioural change in providing quality healthcare
• Identify some of the ethical and legal issues that can be encountered while using social media for healthcare purposes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify how to recognise the many common sports injuries
• Outline the top ten most frequent sports injuries
• Recognise the treatment options for a ruptured Achilles tendon
• Evaluate the effectiveness of several treatments for frostbite and arch pain
• Analyse the anatomical and physiological aspects of sports injuries
• Summarise the various drugs in sports and doping
• Discuss the medical assessment and pre-participation screening
• Describe the different procedures for treating medical emergencies in sports

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe the career path of a new prospective supervisor and the importance of supervisor training
• Outline different contexts of the supervisory environment and various types of supervision
• Summarise how supervisors play an important role between subordinates and higher management
• Explain procedures for hiring an effective candidate and the eight steps of the hiring process
• Discuss how supervisors can perform tasks efficiently and quickly
• Summarise the role of excellent communication as it relates to effective collaboration with your employees
• Outline how to create successful training programmes and what to look for in training
• Describe how to handle common conflict situations and manage conflict based on goals
• Explain how to improve security behaviours and reduce risk across the organisation

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define ‘sports medicine’ along with the various terms and phrases that the term encapsulates
• Identify the various types of career opportunities that are available within the world of sports medicine
• List the ten most common types of sports injuries along with their diagnoses and treatment options available
• Discuss the most common types of medication that are available for sports injuries
• Describe the role that nutrition plays in the management of weight and energy for an athlete
• Identify the various medical issues faced by athletes during the course of their training
• Examine an athlete's exposure to different types of conditions under which they perform their exercises and routines
• List the different types of technologies available that make the diagnosis of injuries a lot quicker
• Discuss the different methods used within the sports industry for performance enhancements and their potentially harmful side effects
• Discuss the future of medicine in sports and the ethical aspect of medication

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Discuss the type of sports injuries that can occur
• Outline the human anatomy in the context of sports injury
• Recognise the most common causes of injuries in sports
• Identify the duties of a sports therapist
• Describe the methodology of assessment for sports therapy
• List ten common sports injuries
• Recognise the significant injuries that a sports first aider may encounter
• Indicate the immediate first aid treatment of various injuries
• Discuss the principles of nutrition
• List the different rehabilitation exercises
• Describe the fundamental principles of sports massage
• Explain hydrotherapy and electrotherapy

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define what play and sport are
• Discuss the different aspects of mental toughness
• Recognize the benefits of using Imagery Training for sports
• Identify what motivates people in sports
• Discuss using goal setting as part of your sports training
• Recognize the importance of concentration in sports and training
• Discuss how to manage stress, anxiety and arousal during sports
• Recognize how health has an impact on healing from physical athletic injuries
• Identify how exercise can increase mental wellness
• Discuss how a sports coach can positively impact his/her team
• Discuss the levels of parents' involvement in their children's sports activities

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define the terms ‘bias’ and ‘heuristics’ along with their role in shaping the perspective towards others
• Describe the two systems of thinking among individuals known as ‘system 1’ and ‘system 2’ thinking
• Identify the main reasons why people are biased toward certain groups or individuals
• Examine some of the commonly found biases at the workplace and how they affect performance
• Explain how the commonly found biases at the workplace can be overcome or ‘de-biased’
• Identify the role of perception, association and beliefs in creating some of the most commonly found biases
• Discuss the solutions and tools available to individuals and groups in order to overcome the issue of unconscious bias