Knee Injury Prevention-Reviewer Survey

After reviewing the Knee Injury Prevention CPG, please complete this survey. The following questions will ask for your input on a few of the selected recommendations from the CPG, and for feedback on implementation of the CPG recommendations.

Thank you for your time.

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* 1. Reviewer information

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* 2. What is your current role (select all that apply):

Healthcare consumer

Healthcare practitioner

Clinical educator

Academic educator

Researcher

Claims reviewer

Administrator

Policy maker

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Please provide feedback on the quality of the selected recommendations below from the Knee Injury Prevention CPG. The focus of your comments should address the following 3 attributes of Clarity, Feasibility, and Validity as it relates to the recommendation below. Choose the answer that best matches your judgement in each of the 3 categories (please reference page 10 - 11 of the CPG as needed):

	Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out?	Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice?	Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence?
Grade A Clinicians should recommend use of exercise-based knee injury prevention programs in athletes for the prevention of knee and ACL injuries including: Programs for reducing all knee injuries: Emery et al, FIFA11+, FIFA11, Goodall et al, HarmoKnee, Junge et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Malliou et al, Olsen et al, Pasanen et al, Petersen et al, Wedderkop et al. Programs for reducing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, HarmoKnee, Heidt et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Myklebust et al, Olsen et al, PEP, Petersen et al, Sportsmetrics	Grade A Clinicians should recommend use of exercise-based knee injury prevention programs in athletes for the prevention of knee and ACL injuries including: Programs for reducing all knee injuries: Emery et al, FIFA11+, FIFA11, Goodall et al, HarmoKnee, Junge et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Malliou et al, Olsen et al, Pasanen et al, Petersen et al, Wedderkop et al. Programs for reducing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, HarmoKnee, Heidt et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Myklebust et al, Olsen et al, PEP, Petersen et al, Sportsmetrics Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out? menu	Grade A Clinicians should recommend use of exercise-based knee injury prevention programs in athletes for the prevention of knee and ACL injuries including: Programs for reducing all knee injuries: Emery et al, FIFA11+, FIFA11, Goodall et al, HarmoKnee, Junge et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Malliou et al, Olsen et al, Pasanen et al, Petersen et al, Wedderkop et al. Programs for reducing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, HarmoKnee, Heidt et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Myklebust et al, Olsen et al, PEP, Petersen et al, Sportsmetrics Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice? menu	Grade A Clinicians should recommend use of exercise-based knee injury prevention programs in athletes for the prevention of knee and ACL injuries including: Programs for reducing all knee injuries: Emery et al, FIFA11+, FIFA11, Goodall et al, HarmoKnee, Junge et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Malliou et al, Olsen et al, Pasanen et al, Petersen et al, Wedderkop et al. Programs for reducing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, HarmoKnee, Heidt et al, Knäkontroll, LaBella et al, Myklebust et al, Olsen et al, PEP, Petersen et al, Sportsmetrics Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence? menu

Additional comments or specific examples

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* 4. Please provide feedback on the quality of the selected recommendations below from the Knee Injury Prevention CPG. The focus of your comments should address the following 3 attributes of Clarity, Feasibility, and Validity as it relates to the recommendation below. Choose the answer that best matches your judgement in each of the 3 categories (reference page 11 - 14 of the CPG as needed):

	Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out?	Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice?	Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence?
Grade A Clinicians, coaches, parents, and athletes should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs prior to athletic training sessions/practices or games in women athletes to reduce the risk of ACL injuries, especially in women athletes under age 18. Programs that should be implemented : PEP, Sportsmetrics, Knäkontroll, HarmoKnee, Olsen et al, Petersen et al.	Grade A Clinicians, coaches, parents, and athletes should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs prior to athletic training sessions/practices or games in women athletes to reduce the risk of ACL injuries, especially in women athletes under age 18. Programs that should be implemented : PEP, Sportsmetrics, Knäkontroll, HarmoKnee, Olsen et al, Petersen et al. Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out? menu	Grade A Clinicians, coaches, parents, and athletes should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs prior to athletic training sessions/practices or games in women athletes to reduce the risk of ACL injuries, especially in women athletes under age 18. Programs that should be implemented : PEP, Sportsmetrics, Knäkontroll, HarmoKnee, Olsen et al, Petersen et al. Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice? menu	Grade A Clinicians, coaches, parents, and athletes should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs prior to athletic training sessions/practices or games in women athletes to reduce the risk of ACL injuries, especially in women athletes under age 18. Programs that should be implemented : PEP, Sportsmetrics, Knäkontroll, HarmoKnee, Olsen et al, Petersen et al. Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence? menu
Grade A Soccer players, especially women, should use exercise-based knee injury prevention programs to reduce the risk of severe knee and ACL injuries. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: PEP, Knäkontroll, and HarmoKnee programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, Sportsmetrics.	Grade A Soccer players, especially women, should use exercise-based knee injury prevention programs to reduce the risk of severe knee and ACL injuries. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: PEP, Knäkontroll, and HarmoKnee programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, Sportsmetrics. Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out? menu	Grade A Soccer players, especially women, should use exercise-based knee injury prevention programs to reduce the risk of severe knee and ACL injuries. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: PEP, Knäkontroll, and HarmoKnee programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, Sportsmetrics. Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice? menu	Grade A Soccer players, especially women, should use exercise-based knee injury prevention programs to reduce the risk of severe knee and ACL injuries. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: PEP, Knäkontroll, and HarmoKnee programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing ACL injuries: Caraffa et al, Sportsmetrics. Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence? menu
Grade B Men and women handball players, particularly those 15-17 years old, should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: Olsen et al, Achenbach et al.	Grade B Men and women handball players, particularly those 15-17 years old, should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: Olsen et al, Achenbach et al. Clarity: Is the action clear and can it be carried out? menu	Grade B Men and women handball players, particularly those 15-17 years old, should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: Olsen et al, Achenbach et al. Feasibility: How realistic is it that the recommendation can be implemented in practice? menu	Grade B Men and women handball players, particularly those 15-17 years old, should implement exercise-based knee injury prevention programs. Programs that could be beneficial for preventing knee injuries: Olsen et al, Achenbach et al. Validity: Is the recommendations supported by relevant, complete literature, and current evidence? menu

Additional comments or specific examples

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* 5. What would help you to implement the recommendations from the Knee Injury Prevention CPG into your practice (please rank with 1 being most helpful)?

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Documentation template	Documentation template 1	Documentation template 2	Documentation template 3	Documentation template 4	Documentation template 5
Training on measurement tools	Training on measurement tools 1	Training on measurement tools 2	Training on measurement tools 3	Training on measurement tools 4	Training on measurement tools 5
Training on the interventions	Training on the interventions 1	Training on the interventions 2	Training on the interventions 3	Training on the interventions 4	Training on the interventions 5
Training on implementation strategies	Training on implementation strategies 1	Training on implementation strategies 2	Training on implementation strategies 3	Training on implementation strategies 4	Training on implementation strategies 5
Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations	Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations 1	Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations 2	Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations 3	Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations 4	Education on the evidence supporting the recommendations 5
Patient education material	Patient education material 1	Patient education material 2	Patient education material 3	Patient education material 4	Patient education material 5
Decision trees	Decision trees 1	Decision trees 2	Decision trees 3	Decision trees 4	Decision trees 5

Other (please specify)

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* 6. For this question, please consider any of the recommendations and not just those mentioned above. Are there any recommendations from the Knee Injury Prevention CPG you won't be able to implement into practice?

yes

If yes, please explain

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* 7. Please rank which parts of the the Knee Injury Prevention CPG you found most helpful (1 being most helpful).

Summary of Recommendations

Evidence Summaries

Figure: Decision Tree

Appendices

Gaps in Knowledge

Table: Programs included in this guideline

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* 8. Does this CPG answer YOUR questions about how to manage patients on knee injury prevention?

yes

If no, please specify