
SASMA Showcases Sports Medicine Expertise at the Women in Sport Summit
The SASMA team was proud to be part of the Women in Sport Summit over three engaging days, contributing to important conversations about the future of sport, health and leadership.
Across the event, SASMA delivered presentations on concussion management, careers in sports medicine and medical governance, while also running a practical sports taping workshop. It was fantastic to see strong attendance across all days.
Some of our highlights included:
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Participating in an outstanding Futures Day, inspiring the next generation of leaders and professionals in sport
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Seeing the exceptional talent and leadership represented on the South Australian stage
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Experiencing the generous sharing of knowledge and expertise across all sectors of sport
- Building new connections and strengthening existing relationships through rich networking opportunities
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Showcasing the expertise, innovation and passion that exists within Australia’s sporting sector.
Beyond the presentations and workshops, the summit created valuable opportunities for meaningful conversations about athlete health, safe participation and the many career pathways available within sport.
Thank you to everyone who attended our sessions, shared ideas and contributed to the discussions. Events like the Women in Sport Summit continue to demonstrate the power of collaboration in creating a stronger, safer and more inclusive sporting landscape.
Huge congratulations to all involved in making the event a success!
We look forward to continuing these conversations and supporting the development of sport and sports medicine across South Australia.
Whether you’re looking to better understand concussion management, strengthen medical governance, upskill sideline supports or create safer sporting environments, SASMA can help.
Reach out today.
More information
- Learn how to make sports medical governance easier for your sport with the Sports Safety Tick.
- Learn about the Women’s Health Program.
- Find out about how we work with Schools.

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