Sarah Cheung, Maeve O'Beirne, Todd Hill, Trudy Huyghebaert, Shelly Keller, Martina Kelly
Management of sleep disorder by preceptors in a family medicine residency program in Calgary, Alberta: a mixed-methods study
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objective explore perspectives experiences adolescent ballet dancers australia relation dancerelated injuries impact injury risk factors prevention treatment design adolescent ballet dancers aged 12 19 years australia invited participate online qualitative survey methods responses openended questions analyzed thematically using grounded theory quantitative information summarized descriptive statistics triangulated qualitative data results nineteen adolescent dancers reported experiencing pain multiple injuries hiding ignoring injuries due fear dancers recognized significant physical psychosocial impact dancerelated injuries others several risks injury prevention strategies identified dancers dancers perceived treatments always informed effective conclusion findings suggest adolescent ballet dancers experience multiple dancerelated injuries require support disclose injuries participate injury prevention access treatment health professionals may improve quality care increasing understanding ballet providing specific management advice dance teachers may benefit education support students clinical trials required confirm negate validity proposed injury risks effectiveness injury prevention strategies treatments