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Geof Manzo¹, L Tyler Wadsworth

¹Gateway Grizzlies Baseball Club, Center for Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine, Belleville, IL 62220-1901, USA.

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|November 14, 2008

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Injury-tracking software is essential for athletic training rooms to manage patient care and records. Several systems exist, including free NCAA options, with some gaining widespread adoption and reviewed here.

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Area of Science:

Sports Medicine
Athletic Training Technology
Health Informatics

Background:

Athletic training rooms require efficient systems for injury management and record-keeping.
The increasing complexity of athletic healthcare necessitates robust data tracking solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To review widely adopted injury-tracking software systems.
To inform athletic trainers about available options for care organization and compliance.

Main Methods:

Review of commercially available and NCAA-provided injury-tracking software.
Analysis of system types: workstation, local network, and Internet-based.

Main Results:

Multiple injury-tracking software solutions are available to athletic trainers.
Some systems have achieved significant user adoption.
The NCAA offers a free Internet-based system for member institutions.

Conclusions:

Injury-tracking software is a vital tool for modern athletic training.
Athletic programs should evaluate available systems to meet record-keeping and care management needs.