Developing a data-driven multimodal injury and illness prevention programme in male professional football based on a risk management model: the IP2 NetWork

Autor: Karim Chamari, Athol Thomson, Raouf Nader Rekik, Montassar Tabben, Roald Bahr, Andreas Serner, Louis Holtzhausen, Olivier Materne, Cosmin Horobeanu, Karim Khalladi, Sofiane Souissi, Pieter D’Hooghe, Paul Read, Eirik Halvorsen Wik, Marco Cardinale, Riadh Miladi, Daniel Kings, Bahar Hassanmirzaei, Nicol van Dyk, Michail Pantouveris, Yorck Schumacher, Ihsan Abdullah, Anas Abu Esba, Akram Abid, Ahmed Khellil Abbasi, Abdulaziz Jaham Al-Kuwari, Dennis Artuz, Nizar Baccouche, Mondher Barboura, Fawzi Bendimerad, Anis Belhadj, Radhouane Ben Ghorbal, Zaher Ben Soltane, Brahim Boubaker, Selim Boubaker, Mokhtar Chaabane, Souhail Chebbi, Imad Daaji, Ramadan Daoud, Ovidiu Dragos, Boudiaf ElHocine, Zied Ellouze, Konstantinos Epameinontidis, Ahmed Gdhami, Ahmed Gharbi, Mondher Haddar, Miguel Heitor, Mourad Jelassi, Hafid Maameri, Pierre McCourt, Nidhal Meddeb, Mourad Mokrani, Hicham Moutaouakkil, Anthony Padayao, Darren Paul, Ricardo Pinto, Alaaeddine Rahali, Czarlon Ramos, Jim Roa, Daniel Sebo, Djamel Senoussi, Oussama Skhiri, Mouloud Toumi, Antonio Tramullas, Amine Zouani

Publikováno v: BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, Vol 10, Iss 4 (2024)

Background Current injury prevention programmes in football are limited by a one-size-fits-all approach, which predominantly focuses on preventive exercise programmes while ignoring differences in risk profiles between individuals and teams.Objective

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