Sentence examples for implementing injury from inspiring English sources

The second aim was to document specific challenges to implementing injury prevention exercise programmes in this context.

Preventing injuries is therefore very important, but knowledge of how these injuries are occurring is required prior to designing and implementing injury prevention strategies.

Australia has a national strategy to reduce musculoskeletal workplace injury by implementing injury prevention and control interventions [ 7].

Third, the review provides a better decision basis by including economic evidence, when deciding about implementing injury prevention interventions.

A recent systematic review identified the main barriers and facilitators to implementing injury prevention interventions; these included the type of approach used (one-one; group work; partnership working; tailored methods), characteristics of the deliverer, the complexity of the intervention, accessibility to safety equipment and the importance of achieving behavioural change [ 11].

The high injury incidence among adolescents and young adults, together with the known risk of OA incidence from ACL and meniscal injuries, provides further impetus for implementing knee injury prevention programs, for which there is a strong body of level 1 evidence [ 6– 11].

The trial tested the efficacy of implementing brain injury prediction rules for children with minor blunt head trauma.

Within these three main themes, key findings emerged as both facilitators and barriers to implementing the injury surveillance system.

To address such issue, Monroe et al. demonstrated a statistically significant improvement in helmet use documentation from 49 to 77 % of emergency department records after implementing an injury documentation reminder sheet (Monroe et al. 2008).

Accordingly, 'prescription' and 'negotiation' highlight the interactions which take place as certain safety priorities, such as those emerging from implementing national injury control polices, compete with others, e.g. those emerging from efforts to establish local safety promotion networks.

Therefore, the purpose of the present study was to quantify current practice with regard to (1) injury prevention of top-level footballers competing in the FIFA 2014 World Cup, and (2) determine the challenges faced by practitioners in implementing their injury prevention programmes.