Background: Research into adverse events (AEs) has highlighted the need to improve
patient safety. AEs are unintended injuries or complications resulting in death, disability or …

Background Psychosocial health problems, specifically depression during pregnancy, can
have negative impact on birth outcomes, postnatal mental health of the mother, and infant …

Background In ice hockey, body checking is associated with an increased risk of injury. In
2011, provincial policy change disallowed body checking in non-elite Pee Wee (ages 11–12 …

Study Design Cohort study. Background Multiple operational definitions of injury exist in
dance research. The influence that these different injury definitions have on epidemiological …

Objectives: The primary objective of this study was to examine the effectiveness of a
neuromuscular training (NMT) warm-up program in reducing the risk of ankle sprain injury (ASI) in …

Background In 2013, Hockey Canada introduced an evidence-informed policy change delaying
the earliest age of introduction to body checking in ice hockey until Bantam (ages 13–14…

Background: Ice hockey is a popular winter sport in Canada. Concussions account for the
greatest proportion of all injuries in youth ice hockey. In 2011, a policy change enforcing “zero …

Objective To compare rates of injury and concussion among non-elite (lowest 60% by division
of play) Bantam (ages 13–14 years) ice hockey leagues that disallow body checking to …

This study evaluated the incidence and characteristics of all‐complaint injuries, including acute
and overuse injuries, in female and male youth basketball players. A total of 518 players (…

Adherence is a key implementation outcome that determines the effectiveness of an intervention.
This study, an observational design involving coaches and players from 33 high school …