Home/Academic Papers/Papers I actually cite/Why Screening Tests to Predict Injury Do Not Work1 / 1ItemWhy Screening Tests to Predict Injury Do Not Workin Papers I actually cite by Niamh Coyle0likesLike this itemFollow Niamh CoyleOpen in appWhy Screening Tests to Predict Injury Do Not Work on “Papers I actually cite”, a list by Niamh Coyle on TheLysts.DetailsPhoto—Name—PaperWhy Screening Tests to Predict Injury Do Not Work, and Probably Never WillAuthorsBahrYear2016JournalBr J Sports MedTopicLimits of injury screening testsMy takeQuietly deflates half the screening forms clinics still swear by. A proper myth-buster, honestly.PreviousA Proposed Return-to-Sport Programme for Midportion Achilles TendinopathyNextThe Training-Injury Prevention ParadoxRelated itemsRevisiting The HallmarksThe CRASH-2 trial collaborators. Effects of tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events, and blood transfusion in trauma patientsRivers E. Early goal-directed therapy in the treatment of severe sepsis and septic shockGlobal Burden of Disease 2019Report