Patient-reported outcome measures (PROs) and physical performance measures allow clinicians to obtain both a patient’s perspective and a demonstrable assessment regarding their ability to perform activities in the context of disability, dysfunction, or impairment. 1 , 2 Taken individually, each
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Aaron D. Sciascia, Arthur J. Nitz, Patrick O. McKeon, Jennifer Havens, and Timothy L. Uhl
Bernardo Gialanella, Francesco Grossetti, Marina Mazza, Laura Danna, and Laura Comini
conservative treatment fails. The goals of rotator cuff tear surgery are to decrease pain, improve functionality, and prevent subsequent extension of the defect. 1 Overall, repairs of rotator cuff tear have been shown to provide good-to-excellent outcomes in 93.3% of cases. 2 However, patients may show
Chiaki Yokota, Sachiko Ohta, and Yasuyuki Fujimoto
that increased physical activity after stroke improves cognitive performance ( Cumming et al., 2012 ) and depression ( Graven et al., 2011 ). We consider that a decrease of physical activity compared with the premorbid condition in stroke survivors may be a warning sign of subsequent adverse outcomes
Aaron D. Sciascia, Arthur J. Nitz, Patrick O. McKeon, Jennifer Havens, and Timothy L. Uhl
Assessment tools such as patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) allow clinicians to obtain a patient’s perspective regarding his or her ability to perform activities often in the context of disability, dysfunction, or impairment. 1 , 2 Similarly, physical performance measures serve as
Steven Salaga, Scott Tainsky, and Michael Mondello
$150 billion ( American Gaming Association, 2018a ). Sports wagering consumption and interest in league outcomes are commonly viewed as complements. The Nielsen Company projects National Football League (NFL) revenues to increase by $2.3 billion per year under a regulated and widely available legalized
Shelby Waldron, J.D. DeFreese, Brian Pietrosimone, Johna Register-Mihalik, and Nikki Barczak
Federation of Sports Medicine, World Health Organization, and American Academy of Pediatrics, have released cautionary position statements warning against maladaptive physical and psychological outcomes of sport specialization, such as injury and burnout ( DiFiori, Benjamin, Brenner, & Gregory, 2014
Christopher Napier, Christopher L. MacLean, Jessica Maurer, Jack E. Taunton, and Michael A. Hunt
kinetic outcomes. In a clinical context, increased step length, heel to center of mass distance, hip flexion angle at initial contact, and shank angle are all believed to be measures of overstriding. Relating these measures and their contribution to kinetic outcomes associated with running-related injury
Christopher Kuenze, Lisa Cadmus-Bertram, Karin Pfieffer, Stephanie Trigsted, Dane Cook, Caroline Lisee, and David Bell
comprehensive description of physical activity characteristics, such as the frequency, intensity, and length of engagement. 5 Based on currently available evidence, it is unclear if the widely used patient-reported outcomes, such as the Tegner Activity Scale or Marx Activity Rating Scale, provide an assessment
Otávio Luis Piva da Cunha Furtado, Mikko Häyrinen, Isabela dos Santos Alves, Leonardo Travitzki, and Márcio Pereira Morato
interactions, which are usually considered to influence the goal outcome ( Lopes et al., 2012 ). In a sport where all athletes are blindfolded, presumably, other factors will emerge as important components in penalty fail or success rates. On this matter, a first attempt was made by Molik et al. ( 2015 ), who
Victoria McGee and J.D. DeFreese
potential to impact outcomes of athlete psychological health ( Jowett & Shanmugam, 2016 ). Psychological health outcomes of burnout and engagement are important to understand in athlete populations because increasing the overall health and well-being of athletes may lead to more satisfied and resilient
