It can be argued that while the prevention domain is a primary focus for athletic trainers, it can be very difficult to objectively determine how many injuries are actually prevented in a given situation. In that regard, clinical prediction rules (CPRs) provide a sensible, useful tool for addressing the issue. How to Objectively Assess the Prevention Domain offers an overview of CPRs and their application in the clinical setting and explains how CPRs can be created and used objectively. The DVD also details how CPRs are being utilized, as well as discusses what the athletic training profession needs, with regard to CPRs to progress in the unclear future of healthcare.
Among the topics covered:
• How To Create Useful Clinical Prediction Rules: Predicting Who is Likely to Get Injured & the Prevention Domain (Scott L. Bruce)
• Evidence-Based Injury Prevention (Gary Wilkerson)
• Applying Clinical Prediction Rules (Guides?) Uses in Healthcare (Craig R. Denegar)
Among the topics covered:
• How To Create Useful Clinical Prediction Rules: Predicting Who is Likely to Get Injured & the Prevention Domain (Scott L. Bruce)
• Evidence-Based Injury Prevention (Gary Wilkerson)
• Applying Clinical Prediction Rules (Guides?) Uses in Healthcare (Craig R. Denegar)
