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Commentary on Point-of-Care Clinical Trials in Sports Medicine Research: Identifying Effective Treatment Interventions Through Real-World Evidence
The technical note of Lam et al1 on the pragmatic or pointof-care clinical trial (POC-CT) design offers valuable insights into a nascent area of research in athletic training. Although the authors did an excellent job detailing the role and advantages of and considerations for the POC-CT design in athletic training, the introduction of the POC-CT is a small component of a growing approach across health care using information from ‘‘real-world’’ encounters for evidence generation. This approach, known as Real-World Evidence (RWE), could lead to novel applications of health care delivery and evidence generation. This commentary is intended to provide the athletic training profession with a brief, but not all-inclusive, introduction to RWE and how athletic trainers (ATs) can (1) improve the overall quality of care and (2) position the athletic training profession to better participate and contribute within the larger health care ecosystem.
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机译：Lam et Al1关于务实或尖端护理临床试验（PoC-CT）设计的技术说明提供了有价值的见解在运动训练中的新生研究领域。虽然作者做了一个很好的工作细节，但在运动训练中的PoC-CT设计中的作用和优点，PoC-CT的引入是使用“真实的信息”跨医疗保健的越来越多的方法的小组成部分。世界“遇到证据这一代”。这种方法，被称为现实世界的证据（RWE），可能导致医疗保健交付和证据的新颖应用。这项评论旨在通过简短但不是全包，介绍RWE和运动培训师（ATS）可以（1）如何提高整体护理质量和（2）展示运动培训职业更好地参与和贡献较大的医疗保健生态系统。
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