Usability and Tolerability of Novel Brain Injury Prevention Device Used in High School Football

Usability and Tolerability of Novel Brain Injury Prevention Device Used in High School Football

An abstract of a study by Barber Foss et al acquiring participant feedback regarding their experience using the jugular compression collar across a high school football season is presented. The results of this high school football study indicate that a jugular compression collar device designed to e...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of athletic training 2017-06, Vol.52 (6), p.S178
Hauptverfasser: Foss, K D Barber, Roth, S D, Cohen, G, Thomas, S, Smith, D W, Myer, G D
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Brain
Feedback (Response)
Football
High school football
High Schools
Likert Scales
Outcome Measures
Secondary schools
Sports injuries
Team Sports
Traumatic brain injury
Usability
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Outcome Measures
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Sports injuries
Team Sports
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