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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Injury screening"”.
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A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF BIOMECHANICAL RISK FACTORS FOR ACL INJURIES DURING DYNAMIC ACTIVITIES
For injury screening to effectively identify individuals with at-risk behaviours, risk factors should be identified and validated carefully through appropriate prospective study designs. In the context of injury prevention in sport, the main aim of screening is to draw a line between those who are …
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Investigating the prevalence of traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder in a sample of South African women who have experienced intimate partner violence
… Life Events Checklist for DSM-5, Women Abuse Screening Tool, and Brain Injury Screening Questionnaire. The results demonstrated a high prevalence of IPV within the sample, with physical and emotional abuse being the most frequently co-occurring forms thereof. IPV-related TBIs were also …
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Establishing associations for the evaluation of mobility screen (EMS) in an adult South African population
… which in turn limits physical activity. Screening tests such as the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) are used to assess an individual’s mobility and stability to determine whether any movement dysfunctions exist. Screening tests aim to establish an individual’s injury risk with the goal …
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The reliability and validity development of an MSK profiling tool and its value in youth athletes and prospective injury risk
… practise and the potential future impact of injury burden and incidence.Research started by critically evaluating the literature to establish the current rationals, frameworks and models that underpin injury “screening” and profiling philosophies. Issues were identified around understanding …
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An investigation of the Landing Error Scoring System and clinically assessable sport-related injury risk factors
… Error Scoring System (LESS) is a clinical injury risk screening tool suitable for large-scale screening without expensive equipment. However, psychometric properties, influencing factors, and differences in methodological procedures reported between studies need further exploration to …