Reliability of Concussion History in Former Professional Football Players
Reliability of Concussion History in Former Professional Football Players
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10.1249/mss.0b013e31823240f2
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2012-03-01
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Guskiewicz, Kevin M.
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Kerr, Zachary Y.;Marshall, Stephen W.;Guskiewicz, Kevin M.
克尔是的，S. W.马歇尔，and K. M.古斯基维奇前职业足球运动员脑震荡史的可靠性。医学科学体育锻炼：第44卷，第3期，第100页。377-382，2012。目的：运动员回忆和自我报告脑震荡史的可靠性从未被量化。本研究探讨了可靠性的自我报告的脑震荡史措施，并探讨了决定因素的回忆在一组退休的职业足球运动员的自我报告的脑震荡的数量。研究方法：在2001年，一个简短的问卷调查管理的前职业足球运动员队列，以确定他们在职业生涯中持续的自我报告脑震荡的数量。2010年，同一工具再次用于原始队列的一个子集（n = 899），以评估可靠性。结果：总体可靠性为中等（加权Cohen kappa = 0.48）。大多数人（62.1%）报告两届政府（2001年和2010年）发生的脑震荡次数相同; 31.4%的人报告第二届政府发生的脑震荡次数更多。与“相同数量报告”组相比，“更多数量报告”组在第二次给药时在简明表格36身体健康（综合评分，包括身体功能、身体角色、身体疼痛、一般健康）和心理健康（e.例如，在一个实施例中，结合活力、社会功能、角色情感的综合评分）量表。结论：自我报告的脑震荡史有中等可靠性的前职业足球运动员，在同一仪器的两个管理的基础上，相隔9年。然而，健康状况的变化可能与脑震荡的回忆有差异。
KERR, Z. Y., S. W. MARSHALL, and K. M. GUSKIEWICZ. Reliability of Concussion History in Former Professional Football Players. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc., Vol. 44, No. 3, pp. 377-382, 2012. Purpose: The reliability of athletes to recall and self-report a concussion history has never been quantified. This study examined the reliability of the self-report concussion history measure and explored determinants of recall in the number of self-reported concussions in a group of retired professional football players. Methods: In 2001, a short questionnaire was administered to a cohort of former professional football players to ascertain the number of self-reported concussions they sustained during their professional playing careers. In 2010, the same instrument was readministered to a subset (n = 899) of the original cohort to assess reliability. Results: Overall reliability was moderate (weighted Cohen kappa = 0.48). The majority (62.1%) reported the same number of concussions in both administrations (2001 and 2010); 31.4% reported more concussions in the second administration. Compared with the "same number reported" group, the "greater number reported" group had more deficits in the second administration in their Short Form 36 physical health (composite score combining physical functioning, role physical, bodily pain, general health) and mental health (e. g., composite score combining vitality, social functioning, role emotional) scales. Conclusions: The self-reported concussion history had moderate reliability in former professional football players, on the basis of two administrations of the same instrument, 9 yr apart. However, changes in health status may be differentially associated with recall of concussions.