Obesity, fitness, willingness to communicate and health care costs

Article Abstract:

This study analyzes cost of obesity and physical fitness programs as influenced by the intention and willingness of the affected patients to modify their behavior. The data indicate that patients who incur higher costs are more willing to change their behaviour profiles and more likely to go for health improvement opportunities.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Economic aspects, Obesity, Physical fitness, Managed care plans (Medical care), Risk factors (Health), Health risk communication

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Sideline preparedness for the team physician: a consensus statement

Article Abstract:

This article presents guidelines for physicians involved in on-site medical care for athletes created by six professional sports medicine associations. Relevant topics include medical protocol development, game day planning, emergency response procedures, a medical supply list, and postseason evaluation methods.

Standards, Methods, Services, Physicians, Medical professions, Health planning, Trade and professional associations, Professional associations, Trade associations, Sports medicine

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Risk of medical events in a supervised health and fitness facility

Article Abstract:

A prospective epidemiological study supporting the position that the expected health benefits of a physical activity program at a supervised health and fitness facility outweigh the risks of participation in such a program is discussed.

Health clubs, Accidents

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