Sports medicine, confidentiality and the press

Ribbans, William J; Ribbans, Hannah; Nightingale, Craig; McNamee, Mike

doi:10.1136/bjsports-2011-090439

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“…3,510,12,14,20 When working with sports teams, clinicians may experience dual loyalties toward in dividual players and the team, which may be a source of tension in regard to obli gations and expectations. 7,8,15,20 Concerns have also been raised about disclosure by clinicians of athletes' confidential infor mation to the media. 15 Swisher et al 19 identified ethical issues experienced by an expert group composed of certified athletic trainers from the Unit ed States.…”

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“…7,8,15,20 Concerns have also been raised about disclosure by clinicians of athletes' confidential infor mation to the media. 15 Swisher et al 19 identified ethical issues experienced by an expert group composed of certified athletic trainers from the Unit ed States. Participants then rated 154 ethi cal issues according to their importance and frequency.…”

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An Investigation of How University Sports Team Athletic Therapists and Physical Therapists Experience Ethical Issues

Riendeau¹,

Parent-Houle²,

Lebel-Gabriel³

et al. 2015

J Orthop Sports Phys Ther

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While many ethical issues reported by participants resemble those faced by sports medicine physicians, they are experienced in distinctive ways, due to differences in professional roles and identities. Issues concerning professional boundaries were also more prominent for the study participants than the literature has reported them to be for sports medicine physicians. Effective communication and enhanced collaboration appear to be key elements in managing these ethical challenges.

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An Investigation of How University Sports Team Athletic Therapists and Physical Therapists Experience Ethical Issues

Riendeau¹,

Parent-Houle²,

Lebel-Gabriel³

et al. 2015

J Orthop Sports Phys Ther

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“…Also, the Russian doping raised a doubt on the candour of the Olympics Games. On the other hand, the American sports (e.g NFL and NHL) are creating protocols to improve protection to athletes disclosing concussion information (Kerr et al, 2014;Ribbans et al, 2013).…”

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Facebook, a nova arquibancada para o marketing de relacionamento

Cardoso¹,

Fleury²,

Feldmann³

et al. 2017

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Este é um artigo de acesso aberto, licenciado por Creative Commons Atribuição 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0), sendo permitidas reprodução, adaptação e distribuição desde que o autor e a fonte originais sejam creditados. ABSTRACTThis paper aims to relate the marketing strategies adopted by football teams in social media networks with an increasing number of users and their interactions on the fanpage of each football club. Information was gathered from the top Brazilian football teams in the first and second divisions in 2013 on Facebook. The findings show that Authenticity, Disclosure and Information Dissemination are positively related to increasing the number of users. Authenticity impacts directly in the number of interactions, reinforcing the need for an active management of the fanpages. The findings show that the professional management of a Facebook page contributes positively to the increase in the number of fans on its pages. This allows clubs to model new relationship strategies with their fans and sponsors.Keywords: social media, social network sites, relationship marketing, marketing strategy, Facebook, sports management. RESUMOEste artigo tem como objetivo relacionar as estratégias de marketing adotadas por equipes de futebol em redes sociais com o aumento no número de usuários e de suas interações na fanpage de cada clube. Para atingir esse objetivo, coletaram-se informações das principais equipes da primeira e segunda divisão de futebol brasileiro em 2013 no Facebook. As descobertas mostram que a Autenticidade, a Divulgação e a Informação são positivamente relacionadas com o aumento de usuários. A Autenticidade impacta diretamente no número de interações, reforçando a necessidade de uma gestão ativa das páginas. As descobertas mostram que o gerenciamento profissional de páginas do Facebook contribui positivamente para o aumento do número de fãs em suas páginas. Isso permite aos clubes modelar novas estratégias de relacionamento com seus fãs e patrocinadores.Palavras-chave: mídia social, sites de redes sociais, marketing de relacionamento, estratégia de marketing, Facebook, marketing esportivo.

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“…the internet) has heightened this issue. Consequently medical information appears throughout the media and while there may be multiple sources for that information, the pressures on clinical staff to release confidential patient data are considerable [26]. In an age where professional reputations and commercial value are fostered via social media, the incentives to act unethically are increased [27].…”

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Confidentiality in Sports Medicine

Malcolm

2016

Clinics in Sports Medicine

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Key Points:While ethical principles identify ideal practice, ethics are always operationalized in a social context and understanding that context is necessary for facilitating best practice.Sports clinicians work in a context which, if not unique, is distinct from many other areas of medical practice.The maintenance of confidentiality is shaped by the multiple obligations, physical environment, and practice and policy context of sports medicine.Empirical research shows that there is considerable diversity of practice in relation to maintaining patient-confidentiality in sports medicine.A variety of policy recommendations have been made that could enable greater conformity to medical ethical best practice. SynopsisThis article synthesizes existing literature to provide a comprehensive summary of the ethical issues related to patient confidentiality in sport. It consists of four parts. The first outlines the medical ethical principle of confidentiality and identifies cross-cultural ethico-legal variations which shape its implementation. The second explores four factors specific to the context of sport which shape the application of patient confidentiality, namely: clinicians multiple obligations, physical environment and practice and policy context. The third reviews research detailing real life experiences of maintaining patient confidentiality in sport, and the fourth summarizes the many policy recommendations that have been made for enabling and enhancing compliance with this ethical principle. It is argued that the context of sport exacerbates pressures on clinicians to break patient confidentiality, breaches therefore occur relatively regularly, and interventions are required to enhance ethical compliance in sports medicine.

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Sports medicine, confidentiality and the press

Cited by 12 publications

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An Investigation of How University Sports Team Athletic Therapists and Physical Therapists Experience Ethical Issues

An Investigation of How University Sports Team Athletic Therapists and Physical Therapists Experience Ethical Issues

Facebook, a nova arquibancada para o marketing de relacionamento

Confidentiality in Sports Medicine

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