Injury prediction and prevention. Lessons learned in the U.S. Military
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Can we accurately predict an athlete's risk of future injury? Can we intervene to decrease risk before injury strikes? Recent literature is replete with studies of injury screening and prevention models, but definitive evidence for efficacy proves elusive. The US Military is comprised of young, physically active individuals in a closed medical system: an ideal study population for injury screening/prevention trials. Injury Prediction and Prevention: Lessons Learned in the U.S. Military features leading experts in military injury screening/prevention who discuss results from their recent ground-breaking work in injury prevention and prediction. The DVD also discusses lessons learned and vision for future injury prediction/prevention efforts in both military and civilian populations.
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51 min
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Date of Publication
2011
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Alexander Street
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