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Gender-Based Violence is a Blind Spot for Sports and Exercise Medicine Professionals

by Rosenbaum, Simon , Pebole, Michelle , Wheatley, Lauren , B. Ward, Philip , McKeon, Grace , Wells, Ruth , Rees, Susan

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2023

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by Rosenbaum, Simon , Pebole, Michelle , Wheatley, Lauren , B. Ward, Philip , McKeon, Grace , Wells, Ruth , Rees, Susan

2023

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Gender-Based Violence is a Blind Spot for Sports and Exercise Medicine Professionals

Rosenbaum, Simon,

Pebole, Michelle,

Wheatley, Lauren,

B. Ward, Philip,

McKeon, Grace,

Wells, Ruth,

Rees, Susan

2023

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The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) Position Statement on sexual violence (SV) in sports has identified SV as a serious public health and societal issue that has long-standing negative impacts on athletes' physical and mental wellbeing. The position statement highlighted the important role healthcare providers can play in identifying and responding to the health impacts of sexual violence. A 2021 'patient voices article' challenges clinicians in the sports and exercise medicine (SEM) community to do better when asking about and responding to athlete disclosures of SV. This is significant for SEM professionals working with athletes of all levels, as well as treating the general population engaging in exercise for health and rehabilitation. SV often co-occurs with violence perpetrated by an intimate partner. Gender-based violence (GBV) is a broad term that includes sexual and intimate partner violence.

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