Cailee E. Welch

TL;DR: The findings support moderate to excellent validity and excellent expert vs novice interrater reliability of the LESS to accurately assess 3D kinematic motion patterns and should be evaluated to assess individuals at risk for ACL injury.

TL;DR: The BAKPAC-AT assessed ATs' perceived familiarity, perceptions, and roles regarding 504 plans, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and returning student-athletes to the classroom and found that the ATs employed directly by secondary schools and those with more experience as secondary school ATs were more familiar with AA.

TL;DR: Electronic databases (MEDLINE, CENTRAL, EMBASE, CINAHL, PEDro and SPORTDiscus) and trial registries were searched and Gray literature was searched for additional relevant reports.

TL;DR: Evaluated school nurses’ familiarity and perceptions regarding academic accommodations for student-athletes following sport-related concussion found that health care professionals should collaborate to effectively manage a concussed patient and should consider academic accommodations to ensure whole-person health care.

TL;DR: Most ATs refer patients to physicians after concussion, and state regulation and personal preference were primary factors influencing referral decisions, it is unclear at what point of care the referral occurs.