A specially-designed (editable) web form with a "Concussion" theme, which you can customise to take free sign-ups to any kind of event or offer, provide a free download, or use to sell a one-off product or an ongoing subscription such as a membership package for example, to your clinic, a private Facebook group, a premium area on your website, or to give access to an online course or class.
Full site subscribers have access to ALL the themed pages under this section of content as part of their subscription. Alternatively, if you don't have a Full Site subscription, you can buy access to individual themed sign-up pages for example for hosting a specific event or selling a specific product or subscription. There is a small monthly ongoing hosting charge while the page remains live, but this can be easily cancelled as soon as you are finished using the page.
You can edit the text on most areas on the page as well as choose from five different Calls to Action (CTAs): 1. Sign Up (collects email and phone number sign ups) 2. Call Now (rings a telephone number you designate) 3. Book Now (redirects to a booking URL of your choice) - you can also use this CTA to offer free downloads 4. Buy Now (make a single one-off purchase) 5. Subscribe Now (sign up to a fixed term or ongoing subscription)
The title of the form describes the theme of the images on the page but there are also blank templates available which you can use to build a page to suit your own unique theme, event, offer, product or membership.
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This is an all-in-one content marketing campaign designed to help you promote importance of the identification and management of concussion in sport. The social media, in conjunction with pre-built lead collection pages, are designed to... Read More
Nearly 40 pieces of social media (and assorted resources) on the topic of concussion in sport, which you can post to Facebook or Twitter using our simple inbuilt social media scheduling tool. Not only does... Read More
Rebrandable client resources on the management of concussion. It includes leaflets on: What Is Concussion; Immediate Management of Concussion; How Can Concussion Be Prevented; How To Manage Concussion; and Concussion in Young People. We've also... Read More
Having read Part 1 of this article, you will already be able to identify if a player has suffered a sport-related concussion (SRC) and whether they need to be removed from play. Here, Part 2 will allow you to determine the best treatment and rehabilitation for any patient suffering an SRC, as well as how to help them return to sport while being alert to any ongoing effects or potential development of long-term consequences. Register free below (or log in if you already have an account) and you can access the article key points and other related resources.
Concussion in sport can be challenging to identify but it is crucial that it is not missed. This article, Part 1 of 2, discusses what you need to know so that you can identify sport-related concussion using appropriate sideline evaluation tools, with links provided for easy download. In addition, the guidelines around mandatory and discretionary signs of concussion and the appropriate actions are described enabling you to be able make the all-important decision regarding removal of the player or allowing them to play on. Register free below (or log in if you already have an account) and you can access the article key points and other related resources.
This article brings together the latest resources and evidence available to help you put current guidelines into practice. It features videos, copies of the SCAT3 and PSCA templates, interviews from four key medical perspectives and a continuing education elearning assessment.
This article discusses the current evidence for the short- and long-term effects of concussion in sport and how occurrences of concussion should be managed. The article also considers the potential role of medical imaging in terms of assessing both acute and chronic head injuries. Greater awareness of when medical imaging could be used will aid the practitioner's understanding of its potential contribution while still maintaining the fundamental importance of clinical judgement.
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