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  • To outline updated procedures for developing NATA position statements.
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  • Systematic review of evidence.
  • Inclusion of diverse expert perspectives.
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Main Results:

  • Updated procedures ensure enhanced transparency and reduced bias.
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  • The process emphasizes a systematic approach and diverse expertise.

Conclusions:

  • Revised procedures strengthen the foundation of NATA position statements.
  • These updates aim to provide a more reliable resource for athletic trainers and healthcare providers.
  • The enhanced process supports evidence-based clinical care recommendations.