A. Edward A. Hudson

FIFA Innovation Programme Challenge 2 case study: Lower-limb mounted devices within football

Steve Barrett, Naomi Myhill, Jade A. Z. Haycraft, Stacey Emmonds et autres

The FIFA Innovation Programme Challenge 2, focuses on the use of lower-limb mounted devices within Football. The programme was created as a vehicle for new technologies to be allowed to be worn in official FIFA matches, which required six criteria to be …

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[Retraction] Zero-Day Emergency: Preparing for the unthinkable, unmodeled events

A. Edward A. Hudson, Lawrence Chaney, Edward H. Howell, Christian Pack et autres

The article “Zero-Day Emergency: Preparing for the unthinkable, unmodeled events,” published in Vol 15, No 2 of the Journal of Airline and Airport Management, has been retracted by decision of the Editor-in-Chief.Following publication, concerns were raised regarding the integrity of the article’s …

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Variability of whole and peak match physical performance in highly trained female academy soccer players: A multi-club analysis

Naomi Myhill, Dan Weaving, Nicholas Dalton‐Barron, A. Edward A. Hudson et autres

OBJECTIVE: Quantify between-match, -player and -team variability and compare whole- and peak-match locomotor characteristics between positions in elite female academy soccer. METHOD: Foot-mounted inertial measurement unit data were collected from 11 Women's Super League Academy teams (n = 257 players; 171 matches). …

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Strength and Conditioning for Field Hockey

A. Edward A. Hudson

An effective approach is to influence the quality of the performance by working with the coaches to find a way to win. Hockey can be described as a high-intensity, repeat-sprint sport that also requires a high level of aerobic capacity. Hockey at …

Field Hockey

Ben Rosenblatt, A. Edward A. Hudson

Hockey requires multiple repeated sprints and changes of direction just as most team sports do. However, readers will appreciate that there are multiple unique movement patterns and running demands to hockey that take place as a consequence of the demand of hitting …

Reasons for Using Performance and Appearance Enhancing Substances Measure

Lambros Lazuras, Vassilis Barkoukis, Andreas Loukovitis, Ralf Brand et autres

Transforming Nursing Programs to Reduce Time to Completion. Strategies for Transformative Change.

A. Edward A. Hudson, Dottie King, M. Combs

Leadership of practice disciplines in universities: the case of nurses and teachers

Fiona Ross, Di Marks‐Maran, Christopher C. Tye, Val Collington et autres

Use Of An Internet-based Instruction Module In Teaching Complex Clinical Subject Matter To Physicians-in-Training

Jerome E. Stasek, David P. Way, Larry Hurtubise, Rollin W. Nagel et autres

Professionalism Deficiencies in a First-Quarter Doctor–Patient Relationship Course Predict Poor Clinical Performance in Medical School

Robert A. Murden, David P. Way, A. Edward A. Hudson, Judith A. Westman

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to determine whether four types of professionalism deficiencies in medical students identified during a first-year course on doctor-patient relationships might predict poor performance in third-year clerkships. METHOD: Preceptors identified students who had deficiencies in interviewing …

Undergraduate Institutional MCAT Scores as Predictors of USMLE Step 1 Performance

William T. Basco, David P. Way, Gregory E. Gilbert, A. Edward A. Hudson

Many medical schools consider the academic reputation or “selectivity” of applicants' undergraduate schools during the admission screening process.1,2 Mitchell et al. found in a 1993 survey that medical school admission officers rated “quality of degree-granting undergraduate [institution]” as having “moderate” importance in …

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Comparison of Three Parallel, Basic Science Pathways in the Same Medical College

David P. Way, A. Edward A. Hudson, Bruce A. Biagi

Since 1970, the Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health has offered medical students a choice between two basic science pathways, lecture discussion (LD) and independent study (IS). Since 1991 the college has offered entering students a choice among three …