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Data Analysis of High School Sports Related Concussion Utilizing A Mobile Phone Application
Data Analysis of High School Sports Related Concussion Utilizing A Mobile Phone Application
Data Analysis of High School Sports Related Concussion Utilizing A Mobile Phone Application
Introduction
What
Why
Importance and Relevancy
Impact Tracker
Alternative means to testing
Structure
Review of Literature
Robbins, C., e.t. all. Self-Reported Concussion History: Impact of Providing a
Definition of Concussion.
Lack of knowledge affects athletes
Daneshvar, D., e.t. all. The Epidemiology of Sport-Related Concussion.
Concussions within same sport similarities
Review of Literature
Iverson, G., e.t. all. (2006). Tracking neuropsychological recovery following
concussion in sport.
Importance of Individual Evaluation
Roepke, A. (2013). A Randomized Controlled Trial: The Effects of SuperBetter
on Depression.
How an app can decrease depression
Purpose
The purpose of this study is to develop an app
used to collect data to determine and evaluate
concussion trends amongst various high school
level sports.
Methodology
Overview
Develop Impact
Tracker
Collect
data
through
app
Determine
trends
Methodology
Methodology
Methodology
Methodology
Hypotheti
cal
Baseline
Hypotheti
cal Test
Post
Injury
Verbal
Discrimin
ation
100
80
Visual
Discrimin
ation
100
87
Processin
g Speed
100
75
Reaction
.42
.6
Proposed Results
Subjec
t
Hypoth
etical
Baselin
e
Hypot
hetical
Test
Hypot
hetical
Sympt
oms
Age 15
Male
Soccer
Verbal:
90
Visual:
90
Proces
sing
Speed:
95
Reactio
n
Time: .
38
Verbal
: 65
Visual:
70
Proce
ssing
Speed
:75
Reacti
on
Time: .
52
Head
ache
Dizzin
ess
Troubl
e
conce
ntratin
g
Light
Sensit
ivity
Age 16
Male
Soccer
Verbal:
87
Visual:
Verbal
: 70
Visual:
Troubl
e
Conce
Discussion
How symptoms factor into test results
Correlation between tests
Correlation between sport
Implications
Athlete safety
Accessibility to public
Thank You
Data Analysis of High School
Sports Related Concussion
Utilizing an App
Proposed Research by: Isabelle Seward
RHS Science Research Program
isabelleseward@gmail.com