Physician-directed injury prevention for young skiers and snowboarders.
Based on earlier studies of ski injury, which indicated that youths were at increased risk of injury, that males were most likely to injure the head or face and that females were most likely to injure the knee, a study to identify factors relevant for physicians to use in injury prevention initiatives was undertaken. The authors then conducted a search for effective injury prevention strategies using MEDLINE. The results of both undertakings were the basis for proposed guidelines for prevention strategies that physicians can use when counselling skiers and snowboarders.
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Division of Critical Care, British Columbia's Children's Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Greenlaw
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