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Athletic Trainers? Management Practices and Referral Patterns for Adolescent Athletes After Sport-Related Concussion |pdf=|usr=}}{{25177421}} gab.com Text Athletic Trainers Management Practices and Referral Patterns for Adolescent Athletes After Sport-Related Concussion JO: Sports Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25177421 #FOAvip Background:: Athletic trainers (ATs) play an important role in the evaluation, management, and referral of student-athletes after sport-related concussion. Understanding factors that influence ATs? patient care decisions is important to ensure best practices are followed. Purpose:: To identify ATs? current concussion management practices and referral patterns for adolescent student-athletes after sport-related concussion as well as the factors associated with those practices. Study Design:: Cross-sectional study. Level of Evidence:: Level 3. Methods:: A total of 851 participants from a convenience sample of 3286 ATs employed in the secondary school setting (25.9% response rate) completed the Athletic Trainers? Beliefs, Attitudes, and Knowledge of Pediatric Athletes with Concussions (BAKPAC-AT) survey. The BAKPAC-AT consists of several questions to assess ATs? concussion management, referral practices, and established relationships with other health care professionals. Results:: The majority of ATs had a written concussion policy (82.4%, n = 701) and standing orders approved by their directing physician (67.3%, n = 573); 75.1% (n = 639) of ATs conduct baseline testing, with the majority using computerized neurocognitive tests (71.2%, n = 606). Follow-up concussion testing was employed by 81.8% (n = 696). Years of certification (P = 0.049) and type of secondary school (P = 0.033) predicted ATs? use of baseline testing. Nearly half of the respondents (48.8%, n = 415) refer 100% of concussion cases to a physician. The most influential factors that lead to a referral were state law (40.3%, n = 343), personal preference (34.7%, n = 295), and school district policy (24.8%, n = 211). Conclusion:: Of the ATs surveyed, most were engaged in baseline and follow-up testing, primarily with neurocognitive tests. Most ATs refer patients to physicians after concussion. While state regulation and personal preference were primary factors influencing referral decisions, it is unclear at what point of care the referral occurs. Twit Text FOAVip Athletic Trainers Management Practices and Referral Patterns for Adolescent Athletes After Sport-Related Concussion ????Sports Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25177421 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25177421 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|25177421}}</ref> Athletic Trainers? Management Practices and Referral Patterns for Adolescent Athletes After Sport-Related Concussion #MMPMID25177421 Williams RM; Welch CE; Weber ML; Parsons JT; Valovich McLeod TC Sports Health 2014[Sep]; 6 (5): 434-9 PMID25177421show ga Background:: Athletic trainers (ATs) play an important role in the evaluation, management, and referral of student-athletes after sport-related concussion. Understanding factors that influence ATs? patient care decisions is important to ensure best practices are followed. Purpose:: To identify ATs? current concussion management practices and referral patterns for adolescent student-athletes after sport-related concussion as well as the factors associated with those practices. Study Design:: Cross-sectional study. Level of Evidence:: Level 3. Methods:: A total of 851 participants from a convenience sample of 3286 ATs employed in the secondary school setting (25.9% response rate) completed the Athletic Trainers? Beliefs, Attitudes, and Knowledge of Pediatric Athletes with Concussions (BAKPAC-AT) survey. The BAKPAC-AT consists of several questions to assess ATs? concussion management, referral practices, and established relationships with other health care professionals. Results:: The majority of ATs had a written concussion policy (82.4%, n = 701) and standing orders approved by their directing physician (67.3%, n = 573); 75.1% (n = 639) of ATs conduct baseline testing, with the majority using computerized neurocognitive tests (71.2%, n = 606). Follow-up concussion testing was employed by 81.8% (n = 696). Years of certification (P = 0.049) and type of secondary school (P = 0.033) predicted ATs? use of baseline testing. Nearly half of the respondents (48.8%, n = 415) refer 100% of concussion cases to a physician. The most influential factors that lead to a referral were state law (40.3%, n = 343), personal preference (34.7%, n = 295), and school district policy (24.8%, n = 211). Conclusion:: Of the ATs surveyed, most were engaged in baseline and follow-up testing, primarily with neurocognitive tests. Most ATs refer patients to physicians after concussion. While state regulation and personal preference were primary factors influencing referral decisions, it is unclear at what point of care the referral occurs. äAthletic Trainers? Management Practices and Referral Patterns for Adol(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing