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Evaluation of an injury prevention program (Prep-to-Play) in 2713 women and girls playing community Australian Football: a hybrid implementation-effectiveness, stepped-wedge cluster randomised controlled trial

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By B. Patterson, S. Cowan, M. E. King, A. J. Donaldson, M. Haberfield, N. J. White, A. Mosler, A. Bruder, S. m. McPhail, C. J. Barton, A. Culvenor, M. Hagglund, N. Lannin, I. N. Ackerman, M. Dowsey, K. Hemming, M. Makdissi, J. Choong, N. Livingstone, K. M. Crossley
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
Introduction: Prep-to-Play, an injury prevention program for community women’s football, was co-designed with the Australian Football League, adapted from effective programs in women’s soccer. Prep-to-Play online resources were distributed to all coaches in 2019, but coaches reported low confidence and limited support to use it. We aimed to compare Prep-to-Play use and injury rates between unsupported (online resources) and supported implementation in women’s community Australian Football.
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By T. M. West, A. Bruder, K. M. Crossley, M. Girdwood, M. Scholes, S. Evans, M. Haberfield, J. Nathan Couch, C. J. Barton, A. Culvenor, L. To
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
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Concussion in Community Australian Football: a two-season prospective study in 2713 Women and Girls

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By M. E. King, K. M. Crossley, M. Makdissi, E. Roughead, L. Gracias, A. Molser, N. Lannin, B. Major, S. Cowan, A. Culvenor, C. J. Barton, A. J. Donaldson, A. Bruder, S. Lampard, M. Haberfield, C. Bonello, B. Patterson
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
Introduction: Preventing concussion is a priority in Australian Football, given the potential for persistent symptoms, cognitive impairments, and quality-of-life impact. Understanding the circumstances of sport-specific concussion injuries is required to inform effective prevention and management strategies. We aimed to determine the prevalence, mechanism, and burden of head strike injuries in women and girls playing community Australian Football.
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