Teaching injury prevention concepts in an EBP framework
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Teaching Injury Prevention Concepts in an EBP Framework explains why injury prevention should be integrated into an entry-level education program in athletic training as early as possible. The video defines the key factors involved in an evidence-based practice (EBP) and details the value of integrating the best research results available with clinical experience and patient values to ultimately make clinical decisions. The video also offers a number of clinical examples, from an entry-level perspective of the potential impact of using an EBP framework on clinical decision making.
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46 min
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Date of Publication
2011
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Alexander Street
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