PROMs in Sports Medicine

Piedade, Sérgio Rocha; Filho, Mario Ferreti; Ferreira, Daniel Miranda; Slullitel, Daniel; Patnaik, Sarthak; Samitier, Gonzalo; Maffulli, Nicola

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-10433-7_50

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“…9 Athletes and practitioners of highly active sports cannot be considered ordinary people, as they have physical expectations and psychological goals that differ from the general population. 10,11,12 This fact reinforces the importance of a PROM designed "tailor-made" to more reliably capture the needs and desires inherent to this population and that, at the same time, can be applied to different sports modalities and sports injuries regardless of the anatomical site that it occurred. 10,12,14 In this way, patient-reported independent measures (PROMs) can be analyzed in conjunction with physiological, mechanical, and imaging measures to provide a more holistic assessment of treatment.…”

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“…7,9,10 Thus, the collection of information regarding the patient's perspective, quality of life, functional capacity, pain scales, and satisfaction with the treatment received, combined with physical, functional, social, and emotional aspects, allows a more comprehensive analysis of the health situation, recovery after therapeutic approach -PROMs (Patient Reported Outcomes Mesures). 5,11,12 The application of these questionnaires (PROMs) can be made by a wide variety of electronic devices and interfaces available, such as smartphones, tablets, and web tools that optimize data collection, and currently, studies for the cross-cultural adaptation of these instruments are constantly being developed. 13,14 Although the orthopedic literature presents different PROMs validated for clinical practice, it is critical to recognize the apparent gap of a specific PROM for Sports Medicine.…”

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4-Domain Sports Prom Translation and Cultural Adaptation Into Portuguese

Toledo,

Ferreira,

Vasconcelos

et al. 2024

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction: The literature presents several scientifically validated and cross-culturally adapted questionnaires in the area of orthopedics and Sports Medicine scientifically validated and cross-culturally adapted. However, they are anatomically specific, and do not consider the specific needs of athletes. The “4-Domain PROM for Orthopedic and Sports Medicine” (4-Domain Sports PROM) is the first questionnaire, in the literature (International Journal of Sports Medicine - 2021), designed to assess athletes and highly active sports practitioners, and their specificities. physical and psychological. It comprises four domains: athlete without injury, after sports injury, expectation of treatment, athlete's assessment of the treatment received. Objectives: This work aims to carry out the translation and cross-cultural adaptation (TCA) to the Portuguese language. Methods: The questionnaire was self-administered by 50 participants, regular physical and sports activities practitioners. The translation and cultural adaptation process involved six steps: translation; synthesis; back translation; pre-test; review by the Expert Committee, clinical application and author approval of the original version. The Equivalence of translation and relevance of questionnaire items were evaluated. RESULTS: The Portuguese version of the 4-DOMAIN SPORTS PROM had a translation equivalence of 0.94, and item relevance was 0.98, while the percentage of agreement between patients for understanding was 0.98. Conclusion: The translation and cross-cultural adaptation of the 4 Domain Sports PROM into the Portuguese version proved to be understandable and reproducible in all questionnaire domains (agreement above 90% and content validity index of 100%) to assess the treatment of the population of athletes and regular sports practitioners. Level of Evidence II; A cross-sectional qualitative study.

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confidence: 78%

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confidence: 99%

4-Domain Sports Prom Translation and Cultural Adaptation Into Portuguese

Toledo,

Ferreira,

Vasconcelos

et al. 2024

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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“…54 Rocha Piedade et al concluded that 10%–20% of injuries, concretely in boxing sports, are cervical spine injuries in which contusions and muscular lesions are leading. 8,55 However, to our knowledge, there are no similar studies, nor results, to this one, which dealt with mechanical characterization of injuries in spine area. Certainly, there is further need for detailed studies on head and spine injuries in martial arts, different helmet options and headguards.…”

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Development of methodologies for experimental analysis of neck deformations caused by impact forces in martial arts

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Trajković

Golubović

et al. 2022

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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Martial arts and fight sports are mostly based on exchanging the punches and kicks that often result with injuries of face, skull bones, and neck vertebrae. One of possibilities to reduce number of injuries in athletes who deal with martial arts is development of new materials and improvement of designs for helmets used in sport fights. In order to experimentally analyze impact forces and simulate conditions during different fight punches mechanical installment was made. Aramis system is used to measure the displacement fields and the distribution of deformations which occur on the neck over the entire analyzed area based on the correlation of digital images. On this manner better understanding of behavior of both materials and structures during the action of the impact forces and loading is obtained. This information can further be used in researches related to the development of helmets used in martial arts which would influence reduction of values of neck deformations in athletes.

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“…9 Atletas e praticantes de esportes altamente ativos não podem ser considerados pessoas comuns, pois possuem expectativas físicas e os objetivos psicológicos que diferem da população em geral. 10,11,12 Este fato reforça a importância de um PROM elaborado "sob medida" para captura mais fidedignamente as necessidades e anseios inerentes a esta população, e que ao mesmo tempo, possa ser aplicado a differentes modalidades esportivas e lesões do esporte independente do sitio anatômico que ela occoreu. 10,12,14 Desta forma, os dados reportados de forma independente pelo paciente (PROM) poderao ser analisados, conjuntamente, com medidas fisológicas, mecânicas e de imagem e assim coferir uma avaliação mais holística do tratamento.…”

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4-Domain Sports Prom: Tradução E Adaptação Cultural Para a Língua Portuguesa

Toledo,

Ferreira,

Vasconcelos

et al. 2024

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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RESUMO Introdução: A literatura apresenta diversos questionários cientificamente validados e adaptados transculturalmente na área de na Ortopedia e Medicina Esportiva validados cientificamente e adaptados transculturalmente. Entretanto, eles são anatomicamente específicos, e não consideram as necessidades especificas dos atletas. O “4-Domain PROM for Orthopedic and Sports Medicine” (4-Domain Sports PROM) é o primeiro questionário, na literatura (International Journal of Sports Medicine - 2021), concebido para avaliar atletas e praticantes de esportes altamente ativos, e suas especificidades físicas e psicológicas. Ele compreende quatro domínios: atleta sem lesão, após lesão esportiva, expectativa do tratamento, avaliação do atleta sobre o tratamento recebido. Objetivos: O objetivo deste trabalho é realizar a tradução e a adaptação transcultural (TCA) à língua portuguesa. Métodos: O questionário foi autoadministrado por 50 participantes, praticantes regulares de atividades físicas e esportivas. O processo de tradução e adaptação cultural envolveu seis etapas: tradução; síntese; retrotradução; pré-teste; revisão pelo comitê de experts; aplicação clínica e aprovação do autor da versão original. Foi avaliado a Equivalência da tradução e relevância de itens do questionário. Resultados: A versão em português do 4-DOMAIN SPORTS PROM apresentou equivalência da tradução de 0,94 e relevância dos itens foi de 0,98, enquanto a porcentagem de concordância entre os pacientes para compreensão foi de 0,98. Conclusão: A tradução e adequação cultural do 4-DOMAIN SPORTS PROM para língua portuguesa mostrou-se compreensível e reprodutibilidade adequada em todos os domínios do questionário (concordância acima de 90% e Índice de Validade de Conteúdo de 100%) para avaliar o tratamento de população de indivíduos atletas e praticantes regulares de esportes. Nível de Evidência II; Estudo Qualitativo Transversal.

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PROMs in Sports Medicine

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4-Domain Sports Prom Translation and Cultural Adaptation Into Portuguese

4-Domain Sports Prom Translation and Cultural Adaptation Into Portuguese

Development of methodologies for experimental analysis of neck deformations caused by impact forces in martial arts

4-Domain Sports Prom: Tradução E Adaptação Cultural Para a Língua Portuguesa

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