Search Results - "Verhagen, E A L M"

Injuries in Dutch elite field hockey players: A prospective cohort study by Delfino Barboza, S., Nauta, J., Pols, M. J., Mechelen, W., Verhagen, E. A. L. M.

“…This study describes the prevalence, incidence density, severity, and nature of injuries in elite field hockey players over the Dutch 2015–2016 season. Eighty…”
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Optimising ankle sprain prevention: a critical review and practical appraisal of the literature by Verhagen, E A L M, Bay, K

“…To establish the effect of preventive measures and assert the optimal prevention strategy for acute lateral ligament injury to the ankle. An electronic…”
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A one-season prospective study of injuries and illness in elite junior tennis by Pluim, B. M., Loeffen, F. G. J., Clarsen, B., Bahr, R., Verhagen, E. A. L. M.

“…The objective of this study was to estimate the incidence and prevalence of injury and illness among elite junior tennis players. A cohort of 73 players (11–14…”
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A one season prospective cohort study of volleyball injuries by Verhagen, E A L M, Van der Beek, A J, Bouter, L M, Bahr, R M, Mechelen, W Van

“…Objective: To estimate the overall incidence of acute and overuse volleyball injuries, and to describe factors associated with ankle sprains. Methods: 486…”
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Sport for all, injury prevention for all by Verhagen, E A L M, van Mechelen, W

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A qualitative study on overuse injuries: The beliefs of athletes and coaches by van Wilgen, C.P, Verhagen, E.A.L.M

“…Abstract Objectives Preventive approaches for overuse injuries in sports will be more successful when synchronised with athletes’ and coaches’ beliefs. We…”
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An economic evaluation of a proprioceptive balance board training programme for the prevention of ankle sprains in volleyball by Verhagen, E A L M, van Tulder, M, van der Beek, A J, Bouter, L M, van Mechelen, W

“…Objectives: To evaluate the cost effectiveness of a proprioceptive balance board training programme for the prevention of ankle sprains in volleyball. Methods:…”
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A short physical activity break from cognitive tasks increases selective attention in primary school children aged 10–11 by Janssen, M, Chinapaw, M.J.M, Rauh, S.P, Toussaint, H.M, van Mechelen, W, Verhagen, E.A.L.M

“…Abstract Importance Evidence for an acute effect of physical activity on cognitive performance within the school setting is limited. The purpose of this study…”
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High prevalence of self-reported injuries and illnesses in talented female athletes by Richardson, A., Clarsen, B., Verhagen, E.A.L.M, Stubbe, J.H.

“…BackgroundA thorough knowledge of the epidemiology and severity of injuries and illness in youth female elite sports is lacking due to the methodological…”
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Effect of unsupervised home based proprioceptive training on recurrences of ankle sprain: randomised controlled trial by Hupperets, Maarten D W, Verhagen, Evert A L M, Mechelen, Willem van

“…Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of an unsupervised proprioceptive training programme on recurrences of ankle sprain after usual care in athletes who…”
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Neuromuscular training is effective to prevent ankle sprains in a sporting population: a meta-analysis translating evidence into optimal prevention strategies by Vriend, I, Gouttebarge, V, van Mechelen, W, Verhagen, E A L M

“…ImportanceAnkle sprains are the most common sports-related injuries for which effective preventive measures exist. This review summarises the preventive…”
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Neuromuscular training after acute lateral ankle sprain by Verhagen, Evert A L M

“…Is supported by limited evidence as part of functional treatment…”
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Effects of health information in youth on adult physical activity: 20-Year study results from the Amsterdam growth and health longitudinal study by Kemper, Han C.G., Verhagen, E.A.L.M., Milo, D., Post, G.B., Van Lenthe, F., van Mechelen, W, Twisk, J.W.R., W, de Vente, W

“…In the Amsterdam Growth and Health Longitudinal Study (AGAHLS), a group of apparently healthy males and females (n = 200) were interviewed about their physical…”
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