Athletic training is a health care profession with roots in athletics and kinesiology that has
evolved into a critical component of contemporary sports medicine. The aim of this article is …

Context Telemedicine is the delivery of medical care from a distance using technology. The
integration of telemedicine as a supplement to musculoskeletal-based patient encounters …

The role that social determinants of health (SDHs) play in athletic healthcare is gaining
attention, yet little is known about athletic trainers'(ATs) perceptions of and encounters with …

Context California is currently the only state that does not regulate who can and cannot call
themselves athletic trainers (ATs). Therefore, previous national or state-specific …

Objective Literature suggests athletic trainers (ATs) can help address health needs in a
more affordable way across a variety of settings. We aimed to assess if AT services were …

Context Knee injuries are common during sport participation. However, little is known about
the overall management and estimated direct costs of care associated with these injuries …

Context Tendon abnormalities on imaging are commonly observed in individuals with
Achilles tendinopathy. Those abnormalities can also be present in asymptomatic individuals …

Context Health care leaders have recommended the use of health information technology to
improve the quality of patient care. In athletic training, using informatics, such as electronic …

This paper constructs and applies a university student sports health management system
through the theory of integrated regional collaborative medical care and distributed …

Context Club sports are intercollegiate athletics that are student-led and not university-
funded, many of which are without professional credentialing. Collegiate club athletes have …