selected publications
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academic article
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Fortington LVBekker SMorgan DFinch CF. "It doesn't make sense for us not to have one"-understanding reasons why community sports organizations chose to participate in a funded automated external defibrillator program.
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine.
29:324-328.
2019
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Toohey LADrew MKFinch CFCook JLFortington LV. A 2-year prospective study of injury epidemiology in elite Australian rugby sevens: Exploration of incidence rates, severity, injury type, and subsequent injury in men and women.
American Journal of Sports Medicine.
47:1302-1311.
2019
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Toohey LADrew MKFortington LVMenaspa MJFinch CFCook JL. Comparison of subsequent injury categorisation (SIC) models and their application in a sporting population.
Injury Epidemiology.
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2019
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Toohey LADrew MKBullock NCaling BFortington LVFinch CFCook JL. Epidemiology of elite sprint kayak injuries: A 3-year prospective study.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
22.
2019
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Kucera KLFortington LVWolff CSMarshall SWFinch CF. Estimating the international burden of sport-related death: a review of data sources.
Injury Prevention.
25:83-89.
2019
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Fortington LVWest LMorgan DFinch CF. Implementing automated external defibrillators into community sports clubs/facilities: a cross-sectional survey of community club member preparedness for medical emergencies.
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
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2019
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Gamage PJFortington LVKountouris AFinch CF. Match injuries in Sri Lankan junior cricket: A prospective, longitudinal study.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
22:647-652.
2019
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Docking SRio ECook JCarey DFortington L. Quantification of Achilles and patellar tendon structure on imaging does not enhance ability to predict self-reported symptoms beyond grey-scale ultrasound and previous history.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
22:145-150.
2019
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Gamage PJFortington LVFinch CF. Risk perceptions for exertional heat illnesses in junior cricket in Sri Lanka.
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
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2019
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Nielsen ROBertelsen MLRamskov DMøller MHulme ATheisen DFinch CFFortington LVMansournia MAParner ET. Time-to-event analysis for sports injury research part 1: Time-varying exposures.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
53:61-68.
2019
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Nielsen ROBertelsen MLRamskov DMøller MHulme ATheisen DFinch CFFortington LVMansournia MAParner ET. Time-to-event analysis for sports injury research part 2: Time-varying outcomes.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
53:70-78.
2019
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O’connor SLeahy RWhyte EO’donovan PFortington L. Understanding Injuries in the Gaelic Sport of Camogie: The First National Survey of Self-Reported Worst Injuries.
International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training.
24:243-248.
2019
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Anderson SStuckey RFortington LVOakman J. Workplace injuries in the Australian allied health workforce.
Australian Health Review.
43:1-54.
2019
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Gamage PJFortington LVFinch CF. Adaptation, translation and reliability of the Australian ‘Juniors Enjoying Cricket Safely’ injury risk perception questionnaire for Sri Lanka.
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
4:1-9.
2018
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Toohey LADrew MKFortington LVFinch CFCook JL. An Updated Subsequent Injury Categorisation Model (SIC-2.0): Data-Driven Categorisation of Subsequent Injuries in Sport.
Sports Medicine.
48:2199-2210.
2018
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O’Connor SHitchens PLFortington LV. Hospital-treated injuries from horse riding in Victoria, Australia: time to refocus on injury prevention?.
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
4:e000321-e000321.
2018
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Fortington LVBekker SFinch CF. Online news media reporting of football-related fatalities in Australia: A matter of life and death.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
21:245-249.
2018
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Rio EGirdwood MThomas JGarofalo CFortington LVDocking S. Pain mapping of the anterior knee: injured athletes know best.
Scandinavian Journal of Pain.
18:409-416.
2018
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Docking SIGirdwood MACook JFortington LVRio E. Reduced levels of aligned fibrillar structure are not associated with achilles and patellar tendon symptoms..
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine.
2018
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Docking SIRio EKCook JLJOrchard JWFortington LV. The prevalence of Achilles and patellar tendon injuries in Australian football players beyond a time-loss definition.
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports.
28:20116-2022.
2018
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Brukner PGara TJFortington LV. Traumatic cricket-related fatalities in Australia: a historical review of media reports.
Medical Journal of Australia.
208:261-264.
2018
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van Netten JJFrancis AMorphet AFortington LVPostema KWilliams A. Communication techniques for improved acceptance and adherence with therapeutic footwear.
Prosthetics and Orthotics International.
41:201-204.
2017
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Dillon MPFortington LVAkram MErbas BKohler F. Geographic variation of the incidence rate of lower limb amputation in Australia from 2007-12.
PLoS ONE.
12:1-14.
2017
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Gamage PFortington LFinch C. Perceived injury risk among junior cricketers: A cross sectional survey.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
14:1-11.
2017
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Fortington LVvan der Worp Hvan Den Akker-Scheek IFinch CF. Reporting multiple individual injuries in studies of team ball sports: A systematic review of current practice.
Sports Medicine.
47:1103-1122.
2017
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Fortington LVBekker SMorgan DFinch CF. “It Doesnʼt Make Sense for Us Not to Have One” - Understanding Reasons Why Community Sports Organizations Chose to Participate in a Funded Automated External Defibrillator Program.
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine.
29:1-1.
2017
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Singh HFortington LVThompson HFinch CF. An overview of geospatial methods used in unintentional injury epidemiology.
Injury Epidemiology.
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2016
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Fortington LVFinch CF. Death in community Australian football: A ten year national insurance claims report.
PLoS ONE.
11.
2016
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van Netten JJFortington LVHinchliffe RJHijmans JM. Early Post-operative Mortality After Major Lower Limb Amputation: A Systematic Review of Population and Regional Based Studies.
European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery.
51:248-257.
2016
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Finch CFTwomey DMFortington LVDoyle TLAElliott BCAkram MLloyd DG. Preventing Australian football injuries with a targeted neuromuscular control exercise programme: Comparative injury rates from a training intervention delivered in a clustered randomised controlled trial.
Injury Prevention.
22:123-128.
2016
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Fortington LVFinch CF. Priorities for injury prevention in women's Australian football: a compilation of national data from different sources.
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
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2016
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Fortington LVDonaldson AFinch CF. Self-reported worst injuries in women's Australian football identify lower limb injuries as a prevention priority..
BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine.
2.
2016
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Fortington LVBerry JButtifant DUllah SDiamantopoulou KFinch CF. Shorter time to first injury in first year professional football players: A cross-club comparison in the Australian Football League.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
19:18-23.
2016
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Fortington LVTwomey DMFinch CF. Concussion in community Australian football – epidemiological monitoring of the causes and immediate impact on play.
Injury Epidemiology.
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2015
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Fortington LVDonaldson ALathlean TYoung WBGabbe BJLloyd DFinch CF. When 'just doing it' is not enough: Assessing the fidelity of player performance of an injury prevention exercise program.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
18:272-277.
2015
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Fortington LVDijkstra PBosmans JPost WGeertzen J. Change in health-related quality of life in the first 18 months after lower limb amputation: A prospective, longitudinal study.
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine.
45:587-594.
2013
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Fortington LVRommers GMPostema Kvan Netten JJGeertzen JHBDijkstra PU. Lower limb amputation in Northern Netherlands: Unchanged incidence from 1991–1992 to 2003–2004.
Prosthetics and Orthotics International.
37:305-310.
2013
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Fortington LVRommers GWind-Kral ADijkstra PGeertzen J. Rehabilitation in skilled nursing centres for elderly people with lower limb amputations: A mixed-methods, descriptive study.
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine.
45:1065-1070.
2013
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Fortington LVGeertzen JHBvan Netten JJPostema KRommers GMDijkstra PU. Short and Long Term Mortality Rates after a Lower Limb Amputation.
European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery.
46:124-131.
2013
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Fortington LVGeertzen JHBBosmans JCDijkstra PU. Bias in Amputation Research; Impact of Subjects Missed from a Prospective Study.
PLoS ONE.
7:e43629-e43629.
2012
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Fortington LVRommers GMGeertzen JHBPostema KDijkstra PU. Mobility in Elderly People With a Lower Limb Amputation: A Systematic Review.
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association (JAMDA): long-term care: management, applied research and clinical issues.
13:319-325.
2012
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Fortington LVBekker SMorgan DFinch CF. "It doesn't make sense for us not to have one"-understanding reasons why community sports organizations chose to participate in a funded automated external defibrillator program.
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine.
29:324-328.
2019
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comment
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van Netten JJFortington LVHinchliffe RJ. Comment on Hoffstad et al. Diabetes, Lower-Extremity Amputation, and Death. Diabetes Care 2015;38:1852–1857.
Diabetes Care.
e26-e26.
2016
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van Netten JJFortington LVHinchliffe RJ. Comment on Hoffstad et al. Diabetes, Lower-Extremity Amputation, and Death. Diabetes Care 2015;38:1852–1857.
Diabetes Care.
e26-e26.
2016
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conference paper
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Singh HFortington LFinch C. Application of spatial epidemiological approaches to injury research: a systematic review.
Injury Prevention.
A113-A114.
2016
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Finch CFFortington LMuhammed ATwomey DDoyle TElliott BLloyd D. Exercise training to prevent sports injuries: results from a clustered randomised controlled trial.
Injury Prevention.
A56-A56.
2016
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Singh HFortington LThompson HEime RFinch C. Geospatial analysis of sports and leisure injury hospitalisations in Victoria, Australia.
Injury Prevention.
A347-A347.
2016
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Fortington LFinch CAkker-Scheek IVDWorp HVD. Multiple injuries in team ball sports – how are data collected and analysed? A systematic review.
Injury Prevention.
A347-A347.
2016
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Akram MFinch CFFortington L. Survival analysis in sports injury research: a systematic review.
Injury Prevention.
A176-A176.
2016
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Singh HFortington LFinch C. Application of spatial epidemiological approaches to injury research: a systematic review.
Injury Prevention.
A113-A114.
2016
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editorial article
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Bekker SAhmed OHBakare UBlake TABrooks AMDavenport TEMendonça LDMFortington LVHimawan MKemp JLLitzy KLoh RFMacDonald JMcKay CDMosler ABMountjoy MPederson AStefan MIStokes EVassallo AJWhittaker JL. We need to talk about manels: the problem of implicit gender bias in sport and exercise medicine.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
52:1287-1289.
2018
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Finch CFFortington LV. So you want to understand subsequent injuries better? Start by understanding the minimum data collection and reporting requirements.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
52:1077-1078.
2018
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Fortington LVVassallo AJIvers RQ. Growing the next generation of researchers in injury prevention.
Injury Prevention.
24:322-323.
2018
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Fortington LVKucera KLFinch CF. A call to capture fatalities in consensus statements for sports injury/illness surveillance.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
51:1052-1053.
2017
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Bekker SAhmed OHBakare UBlake TABrooks AMDavenport TEMendonça LDMFortington LVHimawan MKemp JLLitzy KLoh RFMacDonald JMcKay CDMosler ABMountjoy MPederson AStefan MIStokes EVassallo AJWhittaker JL. We need to talk about manels: the problem of implicit gender bias in sport and exercise medicine.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
52:1287-1289.
2018
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letter
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Bekker SFortington LVVerhagen EALMFinch CF. Beware the ‘luck’ capstone.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
200-200.
2019
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Fortington LVDijkstra PUGeertzen JHB. Determinants of Discharge to Long-Term Care After a Lower Limb Amputation.
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
298-299.
2013
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Fortington LVGeertzen JHBVan Netten JJVan Baal JGBus SASchaper NC. The Importance of Foot Care in Older People With Diabetes.
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association (JAMDA): long-term care: management, applied research and clinical issues.
136-136.
2013
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Bekker SFortington LVVerhagen EALMFinch CF. Beware the ‘luck’ capstone.
British Journal of Sports Medicine.
200-200.
2019