Highlights
- •Proposal for an implementation science conceptual framework to study the factors that influence adoption of musician health education programs to prevent performance related injury.
- •Application of the Consolidated Framework for Investigative Research (CFIR) to study implementation of musician injury prevention programs.
- •Methodology to identify determinants of implementation by engaging key stakeholders, developing strategies for adoption of injury prevention programs and generation of hypotheses for future studies.
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Quiz: # 758
- # 1.One important assumption underlying this thesis is that
- a.PRMD is a serious concern in approximately 15% of professional musicians
- b.hand therapists are well trained in the management of PRMD
- c.PRMD may be positively mitigated by an appropriate program of education and exercise
- d.improper shoulder posture is the primary cause of PRMD
- a.
- # 2.The author propose using ______________________ to address hurdles which musicians must overcome to lessen the incidence of PRMD
- a.implementation science methodology
- b.wrist stabilizing orthotics
- c.transcendental meditation
- d.biofeedback
- a.
- # 3.Historically musicians created barriers to dealing successfully with PRMD by falling back on
- a.playing through the pain
- b.injury concealment
- c.denial of their problem
- d.all of the above
- a.
- # 4.The article is
- a.quantitative
- b.qualitative
- c.both qualitative and quantitative
- d.a case series
- a.
- # 5.This study sets the table for a randomized investigation into the effectiveness of their proposed intervention
- a.not true
- b.true
- a.
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