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As seen in: Color Research & Application, British Journal of Sports Medicine, Taylor & Francis Online, BMC Psychology, The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Irish Independent, Silicon Republic, Emerald Publishing, International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management, Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport
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“It's about the cake, not the icing”: the current state of the Australian high-performance sport pathway system: a qualitative gap analysis study

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By Sara A. Guevara, Renee Appaneal, Richard Keegan, Gordon Waddington, Michael K Drew
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
Keywords Youth athletes Attrition Pathway Health Coaching Governance Practical Implications • By applying a systems-thinking approach and engaging governance-level stakeholders within the HPS pathway system, this study provides a deeper understanding of macro-system level factors influencing athlete attrition, identifying four considerations that can support sporting organisations in taking greater accountability and advance system stewardship within their HPS pathways.
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Physical literacy and adult mental health: A cross-sectional survey study

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By Annaleise Naylor, Richard Keegan, Kristy Martin, Andrew Flood
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Physical literacy is proposed to influence an individual’s physical, psychological, cognitive and social well-being. However, it is unclear whether physical literacy is reduced in adults experiencing poor mental health. The current research aimed to compare physical literacy levels between individuals experiencing poor mental health and those not currently experiencing poor mental health.
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Development of Australian mental health guidelines for community sport

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By Stewart Anthony Vella, Caitlin Liddelow, Simon Rice Verified, Richard Keegan
| British Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
Methods The protocol for the development of these guidelines followed the National Health and Medical Research Council ‘Guidelines for Guidelines’ recommendations and has been published elsewhere.21 Given the need to establish guidelines in the absence of any previous iterations, the broader research team first conducted two systematic reviews to compile, synthesise and evaluate all current mental health guidelines available in sport,22 and mental health interventions in community sport.23 An...
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