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Editors

Editor-In-Chief
Lindsey Eberman, PhD, LAT, ATC - Indiana State University
Senior Editors
Kenneth Games, PhD, LAT, ATC - Indiana State University
Eric Post, PhD, LAT, ATC - United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee
Matthew Rivera, PhD, DAT, LAT, ATC - Indiana State University
Zachary Winkelmann, PhD, LAT, ATC - University of South Carolina
Managing Editor
Matthew Drescher, PhD, DAT, LAT, ATC - North Dakota State University
 

About the Journal

Clinical Practice in Athletic Training is an online, open-access outlet for dissemination of translational, outcomes, and action research in health care. The journal provides practice-based research that is the result of patient-centered health services, leadership, and education.

We believe in the value of the clinician’s voice in bridging the gap between clinical practice and best available evidence. The vision of ClinAT is to provide an outlet for the practicing healthcare provider to share their story, successes and failures, in terms of patient services and practice advancement. We strive to offer unique manuscript styles and the dissemination types, while blending the principles of evidence-based practice and emerging frameworks for clinical practice.

Current Issue: Volume 8, Issue 2 (2025)

Articles

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Conservative Management of Athletic Pubalgia in a Collegiate Beach Volleyball Athlete: A Case Study
Sydney F. Hendrick, Amy L. Fraley, Madison V. Kefferstan, and Zachary K. Winkelmann

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Concurrent ACL and Medial/Lateral Meniscal Repair in a Collegiate Soccer Player: Disablement Model Case Study
Rebecca L. Perry, Angelica Alicea, Jeanette Welch, Carl White, Emily E. Hildebrand, and Peter Lisman

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Suturing Education for Athletic Trainers: An Evidence-to-Practice Review
Morgan K. Webb, Brett T. Heim, Allyson E. Ritchey, Kenya Moore, and Zachary K. Winkelmann

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Impact of a Focused Best Practice Workshop on Athletic Trainer Confidence
Jaclyn B. Arduini, Jennifer L. Volberding, and Zachary A. Murray

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Neuromuscular Deficits Following an Isolated PCL Tear in a Collegiate Lacrosse Player: A Case Study
McKenna G. Witlin, Erin R. McMullan, Courtney M. Meyer, and Amy L. Fraley

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Improving the Discussion of Suicide Prevention: A Quality Improvement Project
Chelsea Reynolds, Alyssa Zeitouni, and Kathryn Stephenson