Poll reveals low knowledge and self-efficacy regarding concussion in Australian parents, suggesting intervention needs.
Parents reported having little knowledge about concussion and low self-efficacy in identification and management. Parents are concerned about the risk of concussion, with implications for child sport and physical activity participation. These findings identify knowledge, self-efficacy and concern about concussion risk as intervention targets within the Australian parent population.
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