Musculoskeletal injuries in British Army recruits: a prospective study of incidence in different Infantry Regiments
Background Musculoskeletal injuries and attrition incurred during basic military training are
a significant socioeconomic burden across many Defence Forces. In order to plan an injury …
a significant socioeconomic burden across many Defence Forces. In order to plan an injury …
[PDF][PDF] Musculoskeletal injuries in British Army recruits: a retrospective study of incidence and training outcome in different infantry regiments over five consecutive …
R Heagerty, J Sharma, JC Clayton - Int J Phys Med Rehabil, 2017 - researchgate.net
Background: Musculoskeletal training injuries represent a considerable socio economic
burden with far reaching implications on organisational effectiveness. Injury data analysis is …
burden with far reaching implications on organisational effectiveness. Injury data analysis is …
Retrospective analysis of four-year injury data from the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick
R Heagerty, J Sharma, J Cayton… - BMJ Military …, 2018 - militaryhealth.bmj.com
Introduction Musculoskeletal injury (MSKI) represents a considerable threat to the
effectiveness and productivity of military organisations globally. The impact on the medical …
effectiveness and productivity of military organisations globally. The impact on the medical …
A retrospective analysis of five years musculoskeletal injury data in British infantry recruits
R Heagerty, J Sharma, JL Clayton - Annals of Musculoskeletal …, 2017 - organscigroup.us
Background: Musculoskeletal injury (MSKI) has been identified as a threat to the
effectiveness and productivity of military training organisations globally. The burden on the …
effectiveness and productivity of military training organisations globally. The burden on the …
[PDF][PDF] Musculoskeletal training injury in military recruit populations: An integrated prevention strategy-project OMEGA-(Part 1)
R Heagerty, J Sharma - Int J Phys Med Rehabil, 2018 - researchgate.net
Background: Training related muscular-skeletal injury (MSKI) is a globally recognised
epidemic directly affecting the deployment, retention of personnel and a threat to the …
epidemic directly affecting the deployment, retention of personnel and a threat to the …
Low fitness, low body mass and prior injury predict injury risk during military recruit training: a prospective cohort study in the British Army
M Robinson, A Siddall, J Bilzon… - BMJ open sport & …, 2016 - bmjopensem.bmj.com
Background Injuries sustained by military recruits during initial training impede training
progression and military readiness while increasing financial costs. This study investigated …
progression and military readiness while increasing financial costs. This study investigated …
Injuries and injury risk factors among British army infantry soldiers during predeployment training
DM Wilkinson, SD Blacker, VL Richmond… - Injury …, 2011 - injuryprevention.bmj.com
Purpose This prospective cohort study examined injuries and injury risk factors in 660 British
Army infantry soldiers during a predeployment training cycle. Methods Soldiers completed a …
Army infantry soldiers during a predeployment training cycle. Methods Soldiers completed a …
Injuries in Australian Army full-time and part-time personnel undertaking basic training
Background Musculoskeletal injuries are a problem in military personnel as they detract
from force readiness and may prevent deployment. Injuries occur during basic training at …
from force readiness and may prevent deployment. Injuries occur during basic training at …
Prevalence of musculoskeletal injuries in New Zealand Army recruits as defined by physical therapy service presentations
N Hall, M Constantinou, M Brown, B Beck… - Military …, 2022 - academic.oup.com
Introduction Army recruit injuries occurring during basic training can lead to high personal
and organizational burdens potentially threatening deployment capability. Previous military …
and organizational burdens potentially threatening deployment capability. Previous military …
Musculoskeletal injury in military special operations forces: a systematic review
J Stannard, L Fortington - BMJ Mil Health, 2021 - militaryhealth.bmj.com
Introduction Special Operations Forces conduct military activities using specialised and
unconventional techniques that offer a unique and complementary capability to conventional …
unconventional techniques that offer a unique and complementary capability to conventional …