As a member of an athlete’s support team, you have regular meetings with the sport medicine practitioner, strength coach, sport coach and manager. What would you consider to be three (3) of the most important things to be translated at a team meeting when discussing an athlete that has been injured.

As a member of an athlete’s support team, you have regular meetings with the sport medicine practitioner, strength coach, sport coach and manager. What would you consider to be three (3) of the most important things to be translated at a team meeting when discussing an athlete that has been injured.

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter23: Mental Health

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