The phrase "awareness of injury" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, safety, or psychology, particularly when discussing the recognition or understanding of an injury's presence or implications.
Example: "The athlete's awareness of injury allowed him to seek treatment before the condition worsened."
Alternatives: "recognition of injury" or "consciousness of injury."
Prospective studies can potentially result in higher recorded injury rates due to the increased awareness of injury amongst participants [4, 10].
The six stage operational framework outlines how awareness of injury trends and risk factors (stage 1 and 2), profiling the demands of a sport and the capabilities of the athlete (stage 3 and 4), and monitoring the athlete's responses to evidence-based interventions (stage 5 and 6) can guide practitioners in managing injury risk.
Legend: The six stage operational framework outlines how awareness of injury trends and risk factors (stage 1 and 2), profiling the demands of a sport and the capabilities of the athlete (stage 3 and 4), and monitoring the athlete's responses to evidence-based interventions (stage 5 and 6) can guide practitioners in managing injury risk.
Such variation in the definition of recent suggests that, the acculturation into British culture and therefore knowledge and awareness of injury messages is also likely to vary.
After increasing the motivation of the coach and raising awareness of injury prevention, the exercises should be briefly explained and demonstrated.
Contributing factors could include increased participation (eg, in response to efforts to increase physical activity to reduce obesity), sports delivery factors (eg, facility design and condition) or increased awareness of injury management; they are unlikely to be the result of an increasing population.
But on the subject of reality, Mark Messier said: "There's a real awareness of injuries now, of serious injuries.
The program provides relevant information to young people to improve their awareness of injury-producing situations, make informed prevention-oriented choices, and adopt behaviours and actions to minimize risk of injuries.
The students' focus group concentrated more on road traffic injuries than other injuries, perhaps due to lack of awareness of other injury types.
However, the significant increase in ED presentations and the overall increase in hospital-treated sports injury may have resulted from increased injury rates and/or from changes in public and healthcare professional awareness of sports injury assessment and management.
This is attributable to the increasing awareness of this injury pattern and the routine use of pelvic and hip joint radiographs upon admission according to the ATLS® protocol.
