Most of the research investigating sports concussion (SC) disclosure has been conducted
using questionnaires with a pre-determined set of questions. Hence, significant gaps remain …

Background Participation in sports is associated with many benefits to all aspects of health;
however, it also comes with the risk of injury, particularly concussions. Self-disclosure and …

Objectives Concussion non-disclosure research has focused almost exclusively on athletes.
The focus on athletic populations has been sensible considering athletes' demonstrated …

Primary objective: To summarize the factors associated with athletes' disclosure—and non-
disclosure—of sports-related concussion and concussion symptoms within the context of the …

Despite advancements in concussion treatment and management, health and sports
professionals largely depend on athletes' self-reporting of symptoms to begin the process of …

Objectives Non-disclosure of concussion complicates concussion management, but almost
nothing is known about non-disclosure in military settings. This study describes concussion …

Objectives Non-disclosure of concussions by collegiate student-athletes is documented
internationally. This study aims to examine, for the first time, concussion non-disclosure …

Timely disclosure and identification of concussion symptoms are essential to proper care.
Perceived social norms are a potential driving factor in many health-related decisions. The …

Background: Despite a focus on the incidence and effects of concussion, nondisclosure of
sports-related concussions among retired players from the National Football League (NFL) …

Objectives Despite having a general understanding of concussions, many athletes choose
not to report symptoms of a sports-related concussion (SRC) which leads to a larger burden …