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July 1, 1994Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine422 citations

Assessing Causation in Sport Injury

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WMWillem Meeuwisse

Key Points

  • The article aims to enhance the understanding of causation and risk factors in sports injuries.
  • Outlines limitations of univariate exploration of risk factors.
  • Proposes a new multivariate model for assessing multiple risk factors.
  • Suggests applications for predicting athletic injuries and developing prevention strategies.
  • Greater predictive success with multivariate model compared to univariate assessments.
  • Potential for improved guidance on effective injury prevention strategies.

Abstract

This article outlines principles relating to the assessment of risk factors and causation in sport injury. The limitations of a univariate exploration of risk factors are outlined, and a new model that permits the assessment of multiple risk factors is proposed. Applying this multivariate model may lead to greater success in predicting athletic injuries and help guide effective prevention strategies.

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Willem Meeuwisse (1994) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a01d293f58f6e6cfdd8c39ehttps://doi.org/10.1097/00042752-199407000-00004
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