Sport concussion knowledge in the UK general public.
作者： M. Weber , M. G. Edwards
关键词: Human factors and ergonomics 、 Seriousness 、 Suicide prevention 、 Personal injury 、 Injury prevention 、 Clinical psychology 、 Psychology 、 Statement (logic) 、 Poison control 、 Occupational safety and health
摘要: This is the first study to assess sport concussion knowledge and effect of self-report on in UK general public. In online survey, participants (n = 227) stated personal history, injury indicators, rated 26 statements for truthfulness using definite (true, false) or non-definite (probably true, probably response options. As anticipated, was limited. Few statement ratings were definite, misconceptions prevailed. The injury's seriousness systematically underestimated, suggesting that may not be sufficient self-diagnosis self-recovery measures. Sport associated with more than ratings. However, accuracy did differ. suggested experience yield a false sense security. use accessible, easy-to-use tools needs promoted improve practice safety.
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