WHAT DO WOMEN (WITH SERIOUS KNEE INJURY) WANT TO KNOW ABOUT KNEE HEALTH? IDENTIFYING RESEARCH PRIORITIES WITH A CONSUMER ADVISORY GROUP

Methods: The women’s knee health CAG was established (aim 1) grounded in a participatory action research approach using the Patient Engagement in Research Framework to inform a four-phase process: 1) Understand, 2) Plan, 3) Undertake, and 4) Evaluate. Thematic analysis identified 14 codes grouped in...

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Published in:Journal of science and medicine in sport 2024-10, Vol.27, p.S56
Main Authors: Haberfield, M, Crossley, K, Patterson, B, Balyan, S, Dellavedova, Y, Dickinson, J, Graham, L, Gurr, J, Ryan-Atwood, T, Bruder, A
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Language:English
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Knee
Rehabilitation
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Summary:Methods: The women’s knee health CAG was established (aim 1) grounded in a participatory action research approach using the Patient Engagement in Research Framework to inform a four-phase process: 1) Understand, 2) Plan, 3) Undertake, and 4) Evaluate. Thematic analysis identified 14 codes grouped into three themes, highlighting what women want to know about serious knee injury, including (1): Best practice management and support for ACL injury/rehabilitation, (2): Social/gendered factors, (3): Physical, psychological, and personal factors. The CAG’s three highest-ranked priorities for future research were (1): Knowledge of and access to specialised knee rehabilitation and practitioners (code 14, theme 1); (2): Understand the role of physical activity and load on knee health (code 4, theme 3); and (3): Informed decision-making regarding treatment options after knee injury (Code 8, theme 1).
ISSN:1440-2440
1878-1861
DOI:10.1016/j.jsams.2024.08.050