Adverse Childhood Experiences and Burnout in Athletic Trainers: An Exploratory Study.

Context: Burnout, a state of physical or emotional exhaustion, is a concern within athletic training, as between 17% and 40% of athletic trainers (ATs) report high levels of burnout. Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are linked with higher levels of burnout in other health professions.

Objective: To compare burnout with ACEs in ATs.

Perceptions of Sexual Misconduct and the Overall Role of Peer Athletic Training Students, Athletes, Preceptors, and Coaches.

Sexual misconduct in society is found throughout the literature. In healthcare, there is a paucity of research in regard to the understanding of what constitutes sexual misconduct, especially when examining the thoughts of students who are required to be a part of a clinical rotation. The purpose of this study was to examine athletic training students' perceptions of sexual harassment and to determine whether role (i.

Marching Band Camp Injury Rates at the Collegiate Level.

Aims: Marching band camp injuries were recorded over the course of 1 week (10 field practices) to determine injury rate for preseason.

Methods: Members were instructed to self-report any type of injury that occurred. The collected data were coded and analyzed for total injuries and injuries per section.