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Improving Completeness And Transparency Of Reporting In Clinical Trials Using The Template For Intervention Description And Replication (Tidier) Checklist Will Benefit The Physiotherapy Profession, Tiê Yamato, Chris Maher, Bruno Saragiotto, Anne Moseley, Tammy Hoffmann, Mark Elkins, Shannon Petersen, Sean P. Riley, Jean-Michel Brismée Sep 2016

Improving Completeness And Transparency Of Reporting In Clinical Trials Using The Template For Intervention Description And Replication (Tidier) Checklist Will Benefit The Physiotherapy Profession, Tiê Yamato, Chris Maher, Bruno Saragiotto, Anne Moseley, Tammy Hoffmann, Mark Elkins, Shannon Petersen, Sean P. Riley, Jean-Michel Brismée

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Incomplete reporting of interventions in physiotherapy studies is an important problem and The Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy endorses the use of the TIDieR checklist as a potential solution.


Gender Differences In Concussion Reporting Among High School Athletes, Theresa Miyashita, Eleni Diakogeorgiou, Christina Vandervegt Jul 2016

Gender Differences In Concussion Reporting Among High School Athletes, Theresa Miyashita, Eleni Diakogeorgiou, Christina Vandervegt

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Background: An athlete’s lack of concussion knowledge could lead to significant underreporting and injury mismanagement. To provide more effective management strategies of concussions in adolescent athletes, further examination of reporting behaviors is of critical importance. Hypothesis: The hypotheses for this study were as follows: (1) Girls are more likely to report concussion, (2) girls are more likely to report future concussions after an educational intervention, and (3) a difference in rationale for not reporting concussion will be found between sexes. Study Design: Cross-sectional, cohort design. Level of Evidence: Level 3. Methods: Survey answers were collected on 454 high school athletes …


Strengthening The Springs: Improving Sprint Performance Via Strength Training, Brad H. Deweese, Christopher Bellon, Eric Magrum, Christopher Taber, Timothy J. Suchomel Feb 2016

Strengthening The Springs: Improving Sprint Performance Via Strength Training, Brad H. Deweese, Christopher Bellon, Eric Magrum, Christopher Taber, Timothy J. Suchomel

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How the inclusion of properly sequenced weightlifting derivatives into the strength-training program can improve sprint performance.


Health-Related Fitness For Children And Adults With Cerebral Palsy, Yvette Blanchard, Mary E. Gannotti, Wendy Romney Jan 2016

Health-Related Fitness For Children And Adults With Cerebral Palsy, Yvette Blanchard, Mary E. Gannotti, Wendy Romney

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Position Statement of ACSM Sports Medicine Basics 2016: Health-related physical fitness for persons with Cerebral Palsy should be developed in the same model as fitness for all of us: start early, be easily available and continue throughout the life span.