A Preliminary Single Case Study: Professional Dancer’s injury management experiences history with the view of Dance Medicine
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The purpose of this study is to explore professional dancer’s injury care history with the concepts of the athletic training, circumstances of medical service available in the dance field, and to find out what domains were needed to maintain healthy career based on the injury management experiences which was collected throughout a participant’s whole dancing experiences. For this purpose, a single case was selected as a subject who had more than 17 years of dance experience and is currently working as a professional dancer in an overseas dance company. Based on the data collected by conducting literature and in-depth interviews, the subject's experiences were examined to see what appropriate elements were there for the settlement of Korean Dance Medicine and the composition of the Injury Surveillance System(ISS). First, The application of educational programs to recognize the need for dance medicine should precede. Second, after an injury occurs, access to a professional rehabilitation center is needed for rehabilitation and management, and the production of rehabilitation experts who understand the body and movement of dancers is necessary. Based on the above results, various realistic efforts will be needed to properly cope with and track professional dancers through the formation of ISS programs for injury management.
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The purpose of this study is to explore professional dancer’s injury care history with the concepts of the athletic training, circumstances of medical service available in the dance field, and to find out what domains were needed to maintain healthy career based on the injury management experiences which was collected throughout a participant’s whole dancing experiences. For this purpose, a single case was selected as a subject who had more than 17 years of dance experience and is currently working as a professional dancer in an overseas dance company. Based on the data collected by conducting literature and in-depth interviews, the subject's experiences were examined to see what appropriate elements were there for the settlement of Korean Dance Medicine and the composition of the Injury Surveillance System(ISS). First, The application of educational programs to recognize the need for dance medicine should precede. Second, after an injury occurs, access to a professional rehabilitation center is needed for rehabilitation and management, and the production of rehabilitation experts who understand the body and movement of dancers is necessary. Based on the above results, various realistic efforts will be needed to properly cope with and track professional dancers through the formation of ISS programs for injury management.
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