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multifactorial model of sport injury: a standalone construct

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Sports medicine

a model in which intrinsic risk factors make an athlete predisposed and extrinsic factors make them susceptible before an inciting event causes injury.

In sports medicine, multifactorial model of sport injury refers to a model in which intrinsic risk factors make an athlete predisposed and extrinsic factors make them susceptible before an inciting event causes injury. This meaning comes from Meeuwisse (1994) in Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine.[1]

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Meeuwisse, W. H. (1994). Assessing Causation in Sport Injury: A Multifactorial Model. Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 4(3), 166-170. https://doi.org/10.1097/00042752-199407000-00004

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