The Institute of Sport, Exercise & Health at UCL

2. The Institute of Sport, Exercise & Health at UCL Fares S HaddadBSc MCh (Orth) FRCS (Orth) FFSEM Consultant Hip and Knee Surgeon Divisional Clinical Director Surgical Specialties University College London Hospitals, UK Director, Institute of Sport, Exercise & Health University College London

3. The Vision for 2012 • Host an inspirational, safe and inclusive Olympic and Paralympic Games • Leave a legacy for London and the UK • Delivery of exceptional medical care during the London Games • Deliver a doping-free Games • Contribute to a lasting and tangible sporting and health legacy

4. Olympics: Health Legacy • Provision of Medical and Health Services • Development of Sport & Exercise Medicine as a specialty • Regeneration/Mitigation • Physical Activity/ Choosing Health • National Sports and Exercise Medicine Centre (NSEMC) as part of the London Olympic Institute (LOI)

5. Sports & Exercise Medicine Sports Medicine • Sports Injuries: able-bodied & disability • Medical problems in Sportspersons • Team & Event medicine • Emergencies Exercise Medicine • Exercise testing & prescription • Health Promotion

6. Sport & Exercise Medicine • Specialty status confirmed 2005 • SEM Syllabus 2006 • PMETB approved 2007 • First trainees began ‘top-up’ training February 2007 • First “run-through” (ST3-6) trainees August 2007 • First completing trainee appointed at UCH 2009

7. Olympics: Health Legacy • Provision of Medical and Health Services • Development of Sport & Exercise Medicine as a specialty • Regeneration/Mitigation • Physical Activity/ Choosing Health • ???National Sports and Exercise Medicine Centre (NSEMC) as part of the London Olympic Institute (LOI)???

8. 2012 Olympics: Health Legacy • Provision of Medical and Health Services • Development of Sport & Exercise Medicine as a specialty • Regeneration/Mitigation • Physical Activity/ Choosing Health • An Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health in Central London based on the UCH / UCL campus – potentially leading a collaborative national network

9. Other Nations have used Home Olympic Games effectively to provide Medical/Science Legacy • Australia (Sydney 2000): The AIS received substantial funding to develop further its services and establish itself as the leading National Institute coordinating other regional centres • China (Beijing 2008): The Chinese institute of sports science (founded in 1958) received a boost in funding to renew and modernise the facilities and increase staffing levels • Canada (Vancouver 2010): 8 M Can Dollars investment in science activities in Sport, Own the Podium raised funds to increase Sports Science and Medicine activities, renovate and establish 4 Canadian Sports Institutes (still ongoing: Montreal, B.C., Toronto and Calgary) • Brazil (Rio 2016): already announced $7m investment for a new Olympic Lab in Rio

10. The UCH / UCL Solution

11. UCH/UCL • World leading University with Institute launched formally in 2010 capable of bringing wide range of disciplines to address sport, exercise and health challenges • Nationally leading hospital with ability to attract the very best specialists • Potential partnership also with HCA, leading private hospital provider in London, to provide support with delivery • Currently housing the BOA Science and Research team • Already working collaboratively with BOA and EIS • Close proximity to BOA headquarters • London location “home” of 2012 Games and convenient location for access nationally and internationally • All players well connected to engage with expertise in partner centres, and beyond, nationally and internationally

12. The Potential for a Sports Institute at UCH • Well established Sports Clinic • Diagnostic and Surgical Pathways established • Sports Physicians in place • Ideal location to link with primary care • Geography • Transport • Olympic VIP Hospital • Reputation • Top of Dr Foster league tables • Potential • Large real estate with ongoing developments including Cancer Centre and multiphase rebuilding

13. Leaders within the UCH Community • Genetics H Montgommery • Bone Remodelling R Keen • Cartilage G Bentley / J Skinner • Muscle / Tendon R Brown • Endothelial function J Deanfield • Cardiac Growth B McKenna • Hypoxia M Grocott • Performance M Mythen • Imaging D Hawkes

14. The Potential for a Sports Institute at UCL UCL’s academic community includes: • 20 UCL-related Nobel Laureates • 36 Fellows of the Royal Society • 28 Fellows of the British Academy, • 10 Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering • 78 Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

15. The Institute of Sport, Exercise & Health at UCL • Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health established • MSc • Sports Medicine Registrar Training • Distance learning from 2011 • iBSc from 2011 • Performing Arts Msc from 2011 • Research profile well established • #4 in World University Rankings • Clinical / Academic Collaborative Model in place • UCL, UCLH and UCLP are #1 in Clinical Medicine outside North America • Academic Health Sciences Centre • Sports and Exercise Medicine will be put forward as emerging theme

16. Eastman Dental NIMR Institute Hatter Institute Neurology 16. Oral Health 1. 15. Sports Rayne Education + Exercise Training 14. Institute 2. of Neuro Therapeutics Cardiovascular - Disease 13. Neuro Eastman Degeneration Wolfson - Education Institute 3. Dental Anaesthesia + Centre 12. Institute Hospital Critical Care Neuro - UCL Diagnostics NHNN Queen Heart Square Business Hospital 11. 4. Neuro - Patient Cancer Imaging Industry Benefit Institute NHS Cancer Sciences Theatres Innovations Technology ICU + Phase II Imaging 10. Life Sciences 5. Cellular + Gene Imaging Research Therapy - + Phase II Networks Facility Hospital Research 9. Gastro EGA Hygiene & enterology Clinical UCLH Hepatology 6. Infectious + London School of Disease Institute of TMedicine 8. Hepatology Women + Conditions Neonates Long Term 7. Windeyer Institute Institute for Women Institute of ’ Healthy Ageing s Health UCL UCL Institute of Sports, Exercise and Health Comprehensive Biomedical Research Centre

17. UCH / UCL Institute of Sport, Exercise & Health • Well established vision • Has been assessed and modelled • Strategic Board has been in place for 2 years • Clinical Outpatient Activity • Imaging • Rehabilitation • Education and Training • Research • Co-location / Collaboration

18. Training facilities with integrated rehabilitation throughout UK NHS Musculo-skeletal Services Availability of best experts for advice & treatment Sports & Exercise Medicine Clinics GPs/Other Primary Care Ongoing treatment through a network of centres Specialist, expert assessment, diagnosis & treatment Assessment, diagnosis & development of treatment plan Assessment, diagnosis & development of treatment plan Specialist, expert assessment, diagnosis & treatment More routine cases Team facilities for ongoing treatment where appropriate Complex cases Delivery of treatment following assessment

19. Support and Collaboration are in Place • UCH / UCL • British Olympic Association • English Institute of Sport • UK Sport • ISEM • RFU / WRFU • FA • Jockey Club • Many other sporting clubs and organisations...

20. 2012 Olympics: Health Legacy • The UCH / UCL Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health could deliver a unique national and international function • It could lead a national collaboration to deliver excellence in sports and exercise medicine and allied fields • It could be the principal concrete sustainable high quality high profile 2012 health legacy

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