Why the study?
The sports medicine community's understanding and application of the socioecological framework to address sport-related deaths are limited.
The socioecological framework provides a multilevel conceptualization to develop interventions aimed at preventing sport-related deaths in high school athletes.
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May guide multilevel prevention planning in high school athletics; leaves open prospective validation of framework-based interventions.
The socioecological framework is a multilevel conceptualization of health that includes intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational, environmental, and public policy factors. The socioecological framework emphasizes multiple levels of influence and supports the idea that behaviors both affect and are affected by various contexts. At present, the sports medicine community's understanding and application of the socioecological framework are limited. In this article, we use the socioecological framework to describe potential avenues for interventions to reduce sport-related deaths among adolescent participants.
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Scarneo‐Miller et al. (2019) studied this question.
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