RICE is for Eating (CMT Micro Module)

For decades, the R.I.C.E. protocol—Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation—was considered the standard treatment for acute soft tissue injuries. Ice was believed to reduce tissue damage by limiting inflammation, making it a cornerstone of injury management.

Today, our understanding of the healing process has changed. Rather than suppressing inflammation, we now recognise it as an essential part of tissue repair.

In this module, Aubrey examines the evidence behind the RICE protocol and presents a more effective approach to managing acute injuries that can support faster recovery and reduce the risk of re-injury.

 

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Online Course Overview

This module covers:

  • What is the RICE protocol
  • Issues with the existing protocol
  • When is Ice beneficial
  • When are other forms of Cryotherapy appropriate
  • What are better alternatives to the RICE protocol
  • Practical advice for the best quality rehab outcomes

 

Online Course Content

Learning outcomes.

After completing this module, learners will be able to

  • Describe the benefits and contraindication to the use of Ice.
  • List the steps and describe the benefits for the ‘ladder of recovery’.
  • Explain the implication of muscles as primary stabilisers of synovial joints, ligaments as secondary stabilisers and the process of preventing recurring injury.

Online Course Fees

The purchase price of €75 provides indefinite access to this online module.

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