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Briefly describe the intervention what did they do? What was unique or most
interesting to you? The researchers looked at females who either do or do not use birth
control pills and if they happen to need ACL surgery if they have an injury.
What did you learn about the effectiveness of the intervention? The girls with the
highest rates of ACL surgery were less likely to be taking birth control pills. If future
studies confirm this, this could be added to a list as an injury prevention risk.
If a health behavior theory was identified, briefly discuss which one was used and how
it shaped the intervention?
For what were the main conclusions about the interventions reached by the author(s)
including limitations? Taking birth control pills may put females at more of a risk to
knee injury. Researchers have theorized that the female hormone, estrogen, may make
women more vulnerable to ACL injuries because estrogen may weaken the ligament. A
previous study found that women have a greater risk of ACL injury during their
menstrual cycle when estrogen levels are high.
What did you learn from this research/intervention that can be applied to you project?
Taking birth control pills may increase the risk of knee injuries to female athletes. Also,
hormones play a pretty big role in preventing or causing injury.
What would you need to do to adapt the intervention to fit your population and
why? Informing the athletes and their parents or spouses about the risks of
birth control pills and the role that the endocrine system and hormones plays on
injuries.
APA Citation
Grimm, N. L., Jacobs, J. C., Jr., Kim, J., Denny, B. S., & Shea, K. G. (2014, December 1). Anterior
Cruciate Ligament and Knee Injury Prevention Programs for Soccer Players. Retrieved April
12, 2016, from http://ajs.sagepub.com/content/43/8/2049
Briefly describe the intervention what did they do? What was unique or most
interesting to you? The research article itself is a meta-analysis of nine other studies.
This study compared different groups that looked at knee injury prevention programs.
They did find that a significant reduction in risk of knee injury was found in the
prevention groups.
What did you learn about the effectiveness of the intervention? Not much towards
specific prevention programs, but that knee injury prevention is possible, although not
specifically for ACL injuries.
If a health behavior theory was identified, briefly discuss which one was used and how
it shaped the intervention?
For what were the main conclusions about the interventions reached by the author(s)
including limitations? Knee injury prevention is possible, but limiting and targeting ACL
injuries specifically is a little more difficult.
What did you learn from this research/intervention that can be applied to you project?
Knee injury prevention is possible, but specifically preventing ACL injuries is a little
more difficult and more work and research must be done in order to specifically target
ACL injuries.
What would you need to do to adapt the intervention to fit your population and
why? In order for an intervention to be successful, it would need to use a
number of different approaches.
APA Citation
Michaelidis, M., & Koumantakis, G. A. (2014). Effects of knee injury primary prevention
programs on anterior cruciate ligament injury rates in female athletes in different sports: A
systematic review. Physical Therapy in Sport, 15(3), 200-210. doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2013.12.002
Participants or population reached
Female athletes.
Describe the intervention and its effectiveness
Briefly describe the intervention what did they do? What was unique or most
interesting to you? Another meta-analysis that looked at knee injuries in female knee
injury prevention for female athletes in non-contact sports.
What did you learn about the effectiveness of the intervention? 3 of the female soccer
programs which resulted in significantly less ACL injuries used the PEP program, the
HPT, and the WALDEN. All were multicomponent, including strength, stretching,
strengthening, plyometrics, and agility training.
If a health behavior theory was identified, briefly discuss which one was used and how
it shaped the intervention?
For what were the main conclusions about the interventions reached by the author(s)
including limitations? Different sports may have different biomechanical predisposing
factors, such as a sport requiring more cutting and planting. Also there was a sparsity
in the variety of sports.
What did you learn from this research/intervention that can be applied to you project?
Most successful programs use a multifaceted approach, focusing on dynamic
stabilization, strength training for the trunk, upper and lower body as well as sport
specific agility training paired with education and feedback on correct technique.
What would you need to do to adapt the intervention to fit your population and
why? Include different types of exercises in order to help with knee injuries for
female athletes.
2. Group interventions
a. Proper warm up before skill practice sessions
b. Proper warm up before strength training sessions
c. Proper recovery after skill practice sessions
d. Proper recovery after strength training sessions
3. Population based interventions
a. Public awareness to the athletes and other coaches
b. Changing policy and requiring strength coaches to build recovery time
into their programs
c. Enforcing those new policies
d. Seeing how many athletes participate in knee prevention techniques
c.) I think a big thing that could help a lot is the success of a knee injury
prevention program. Whether the school is successful or not as successful as
other schools in terms of winning games, if a knee injury prevention program
starts to work, more and more athletes will be coming to that school, possibly
increasing the caliber of the athletes that they have coming through. Not only
will the caliber of the athlete increase, but those athletes will be able to play
longer and stay healthier, allowing the athlete to get the most out of their
opportunity, and the school to also get as much out of the athlete as it had
hoped for.
Birth Control Pills Linked to Fewer Severe Knee Injuries in Teen Girls:
MedlinePlus. (2016, March 18). Retrieved April 12, 2016, from
https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_157931.html
Grimm, N. L., Jacobs, J. C., Jr., Kim, J., Denny, B. S., & Shea, K. G. (2014,
December 1). Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Knee Injury Prevention
Programs for Soccer Players. Retrieved April 12, 2016, from
http://ajs.sagepub.com/content/43/8/2049
Michaelidis, M., & Koumantakis, G. A. (2014). Effects of knee injury primary
prevention programs on anterior cruciate ligament injury rates in
female athletes in different sports: A systematic review. Physical
Therapy in Sport, 15(3), 200-210. doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2013.12.002
SMSMF. (n.d.). Retrieved April 12, 2016, from http://smsmf.org/smsfprograms/pep-program