Online First - Matthew Rivera, PhD, DAT, LAT, ATC and colleagues investigated differences in AT access based on race/ethnicity and SES on a national scale. Article: tinyurl.com/52z2ejef

On #JATChat, Dr. Kara Radzak, PhD, LAT, ATC interviews Dr. Samantha Scarneo-Miller about the updated NATA Position Statement on Emergency Action Plan Development and Implementation in Sport. Podcast: tinyurl.com/56ec4dpr Position Statement: tinyurl.com/y8vm83m6 Toolkit: tinyurl.com/4ah2c72s

Online First - Christine Ortega, MS, ATC and colleagues determined if gait training interventions influence lower extremity biomechanics during walking in individuals with chronic ankle instability. Article: tinyurl.com/53vt49xk

In the new issue, Olivia Prosak, BS and colleagues compare resource allocation between male and female sports in rates of immediate on-field evaluation by an AT, time to health care presentation, and time to clinic presentation. Article: tinyurl.com/4bb94kfr

In the new issue, Chihiro Tashima, MS and colleagues examine previous SRC history, level of SRC knowledge, and previous exposure to SRC education among collegiate athletes in Japan by the level of contact and access to medical staff. Article: tinyurl.com/32et4mja

In the new issue, Julia Drattell, MEd, ATC and colleagues compare the perceptions of ATs in the secondary school and collegiate settings of the utility and feasibility of the NCAA-DoD Mind Matters Challenge recommendations. Article: tinyurl.com/yfjp74px

The August issue of Journal of Athletic Training is available online. This issue features: ▶️ Sex differences in concussion care ▶️ Social norms in concussion disclosure ▶️ Salary negotiation in Athletic Training Issue: tinyurl.com/mv8nkhrv

In the new issue, Monica Lininger, PhD, LAT, ATC and colleagues provide an overview of the critical distinctions between descriptive and injunctive social norms in the context of concussion disclosure behaviors. Article: tinyurl.com/4rx85vrc

In the new issue, Géraldine Martens, PhD and colleagues determine the strength and fatigue resistance profiles of participants with symptomatic or asymptomatic scapular dyskinesis as compared to healthy control individuals. Article: tinyurl.com/5n8374p9

In the new issue, Hyunwook Lee, PhD, ATC and colleagues identify altered lower extremity kinematics and muscle activation when vision is disrupted by stroboscopic glasses during landing-cutting tasks in individuals with CAI. Article: tinyurl.com/3sy7adtd

In the new issue, Kiley Horn and colleagues quantitatively examine predictors of pregnancy disclosure beyond scholarship and sponsorship in National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III college athletes. Article: tinyurl.com/3be5mhcj

In the new issue, Melissa Lodge, MS and colleagues describe differences in educational impact scores of female athlete triad and relative energy deficiency. Article: tinyurl.com/3y5maycd

In the new issue, Aynollah Naderi, PhD and colleagues assess the effectiveness of exercise-based injury-prevention programs in preventing sports injuries in team handball players. Article: tinyurl.com/hrpbveps

In the new issue, Sara Nottingham, EdD, LAT, ATC and colleagues obtain ATs’ perspectives on learning clinical documentation. Article: tinyurl.com/55jktaj8

Online first - Ashley B. Thrasher, EdD, LAT, ATC, CSCS and colleagues examine the onboarding process for new ATs. Article: tinyurl.com/jdwy52s2

Online First - Ryan N. Moran, PhD, ATC and colleagues examine the individual and combined effects of a history of sport-related concussion and ACL reconstruction (ACLR) on neurocognitive and neuromechanical function. Article: tinyurl.com/bdzm7b7y

Associations Between Race & Socioeconomic Status, Lower Extremity Strength, and Patient Reported Outcomes Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Journal of Athletic Training Evidence & Practice UVA Kinesiology USF Health Medicine UNC EXSS MOTION Science @ UNC pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38894681/

On JATChat, Dr. Shelby Baez is joined by Kelsey Roberts, MS and Dr. Melissa Christino to discuss how mental skills training was viewed as a positive contributor to well-being and performance in NCAA athletes. Podcast: tinyurl.com/nhdk5mtz Article: tinyurl.com/4kt2ss26

On JATChat, Dr. Shelby Baez is joined by Kelsey Roberts, MS and Dr. Melissa Christino to discuss how mental skills training was viewed as a positive contributor to well-being and performance in NCAA athletes. Podcast: tinyurl.com/nhdk5mtz Article: tinyurl.com/4kt2ss26