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  1. Assessment of the Athletic Medicine Unit in Georgia High Schools

    … Results revealed that 54.6% of schools had a team physician with the most common specialty being an orthopedist. Also, 62.6% of the schools had a certified athletic trainer (ATC) with 37.3% being employed by the school. For those schools without an ATC, 70.0% of coaches were providing …

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  2. Effects of one method of intensive nutrition counseling on short term and long term sodium ingestion

    … low sodium diet instruction, a multidisciplinary team (physician, nurse, registered dietitian) effort, and immediate feedback on the level of sodium excreted in two 24-hour urine collections, with no nutrition follow-up counseling was carried out in 10 relatively young hypertensive subjects. …

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  3. Team Physicians’ Practice Beliefs Regarding the Recognition and Treatment of Exertional Heat Stroke

    … Exertional Heat Stroke: A Perspective from the Team Physician</p> <p>McDowell LH, Mazerolle SM, Casa DJ, Pagnotta KD, Armstrong LE: University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT</p> <p><strong>Context:</strong> Rectal temperature assessment (T<sub>re</sub>) and cold-water immersion (CWI) are the gold …

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  4. Eating Disorder Policies Among NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletic Programs

    … issue in which the head athletic trainer or the team physician is likely to work closely in treating the athlete, the senior women's administrator is chosen to complete the survey because of their gender, and this study focuses more on the policy itself, from an administrative prospective. For …

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  5. Weighing the Options: Assessing Two-A-Day Practices in Collegiate Football

    … included members of the Virginia Tech Football team for the years 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004. All participants were examined by the team physician and declared fit to participate in Division IA NCAA collegiate football. Measures included the amount of weight loss and the number of heat related …

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  6. Epidemiology and risk factors for illness in athletes participating in sport tournaments or competitions - a specific focus on Rugby Union

    … of illness. In this tournament, 15 rugby union teams compete and play international level matches every week, which involves travel across numerous time zones and therefore may be associated with a higher incidence of illness in players. Objective: The main objectives of this dissertation were …

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  7. Medical conditions and illness in elite football players during international competition

    … 2009. All the players in the 8 participating teams (23 players per team – a total of 184 players) were approached by the FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Centre (F-MARC) through their team physicians and invited to participate as research subjects in the studies. Part 1 (descriptive …

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