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Acute and Emergency Care in Athletic Training
The primary job of athletic trainers is to provide immediate care to injured athletes. Acute and emergency care…
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What Athletic Trainers Should Know About Opioids
The incidence of opioid abuse in professional athletes is estimated to range from 4.4% to 4.7% for all…
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What is Electrical Stimulation?
Electrical stimulation (ES) is a technique by which an athletic trainer or rehabilitation professional applies electric current to…
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Return to Play Policies for Young Athletes: Post-Concussion Legislation, Guidelines, and Best Practices
When 13-year-old football player Zackery Lystedt struck his head in the first half of his junior high school…
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