This descriptive study provides information on the clinical content and patient profile encountered in a primary care sports medicine fellowship program.
May inform sports medicine fellowship curricula; leaves open questions of generalizability beyond this single program.
The number of primary care sports medicine fellowships increases each year. Presently, there is little information concerning the content of these programs. This article presents a profile of the injuries and illnesses seen in an 8-month period at one such fellowship program. This training program included a community-based clinic, a student health-based clinic, and a varsity athletic training room setting at a Division I university. It is hoped that the information presented will be helpful to others in the training of primary care sports medicine physicians.
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