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Athletes believe injury prevention practices have multiple aims and benefits.
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Lack of knowledge, time, and competing demands were perceived as program barriers.
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Education, resources, and positive club culture facilitated program adoption.
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Full-time professional contracts and improved resources may enhance implementation.
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Program implementation is a shared responsibility.
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a statistical plan of a randomised controlled trial of a clinical pathway of care for whiplash.
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The clinical trial aims to improve outcomes after whiplash injury.
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Primary outcomes are global recovery and neck disability.
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Maximal respiratory pressures performed with the TrueForce are valid.
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Maximal respiratory pressures at functional residual capacity are reliable.
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PImax is significantly lower if performed at functional residual capacity.
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PEmax is significantly lower if performed at functional residual capacity.
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Self-management support is person-centred care reinforcing patient autonomy.
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Avoid strong clinician control and help patients developing self-efficacy.
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Let patients’ value-based goals and shared decisions guide management.
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Help patients make sense of symptoms and reframe unhelpful perspectives.
Use supervised exercises as a tool to practice problem-solving skills
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The most common adverse events were hemodynamic changes and dizziness/vertigo.
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Adverse events were more frequent in mechanically ventilated patients.
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Most adverse events required minimal to no additional treatment.
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The occurrence of adva adverse events was not associated with worse clinical outcomes.
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This review provides prevalence of overuse injuries in athletes from individual and team sports.
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Current low-quality evidence suggests that the prevalence is likely to change with future high-quality studies.
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The prevalence of overuse injuries in individual sports (42.0%) was higher than in team sports (33.0%).
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The high prevalence levels of overuse injuries in athletes might compromise athletes participation and performance.
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The Brazilian version of the SATIS-Stroke questionnaire exhibited adequate measure properties.
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SATIS-Stroke considers the perspective of the patient on their performance in activities and situations of daily living.
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The SATIS-Stroke offers important data for decision-making with regard to treatment and follow up of stroke survivors.
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These findings can contribute to the development of effective evaluation strategies.
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Most physical therapists do not fully understand incentive spirometry indications.
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Most professionals do not fully understand incentive spirometry contraindications.
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Half of the physical therapists have the scientific background to choose the devices.
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Flow-oriented incentive spirometry was the most available device in public institutions.
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Strategies to bring professionals closer to evidence-based practice are needed.
