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Objectives
Investigate the characteristics of wrist, hand and finger (WHF) injuries in Australian footballers presenting to EDs and determine if injury profiles differed between females and males, and between children and adults.
Methods
In this prospective observational study that took place during an entire football season, patients attended 1 of 10 EDs in Victoria, Australia with a WHF injury...
Objective
Investigate the economic consequences of injuries to female Australian footballers from a health sector and societal perspective.
Methods
This prospective observational study invited 242 females to complete an online questionnaire 3–6 months following an Australian football injury which involved presentation to an ED in Victoria, Australia. The questionnaire inquired regarding healthcare...
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