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Monitoring athletes, trainers, coaches and health professionals: Injuries and illnesses in talented female athletes 2014-2015
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posted on 2018-09-19, 14:37 authored by Angelo Richardson, Janine StubbeJanine Stubbe, N.R. van UlzenProject
- MATCH: Monitoring Athletes, Trainers, Coaches and Health professionals
- Knowledge of the epidemiology and severity of injuries and illness in young female elite athletes is lacking
- A monitor system (surveillance method) was developed for collecting data from questionnaires and physical tests
- The project resulted in several datasets (see reference to Figshare collection)
Research
- Objective: to gain more insight into the injuries and illnesses of young female elite athletes by recording injury and illness prospectively throughout a full season.
Data
- Participants: 60 young elite Dutch female athletes participating in soccer (n=23), basketball (n=22) and gymnastic (n=15) talent development programmes (CTO Amsterdam).
- Data collection: all athletes completed the Dutch version of the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center Questionnaire on Health Problems every other week during the season 2014-2015.
- Main outcome measures: average prevalence of injury and incidence density of injury.
- Fileset contains three csv-files as source data (one for each sport); three processed xlsx-files to compute prevalance, incidence and health problem characteristics; four spss-syntax-files (*.sps) for analyses and labeling. Protocols and further details are described in a pdf-file and a data dictionary.
- Because of the sensitive nature of the data, the fileset is confidential and will be shared only under strict conditions. For more information contact researchdata-kcbsv@hva.nl.
Funding
This study was funded by the Taskforce for Applied Research (SIA, reference number 1013-15-12P)
History
Retention period
2028-01-12Priority area
- Urban Vitality