A Pilot Study Considering Pain-relieving Medications and Opioid Knowledge and Use Among Elite Athletes

Authors

Jackie Vandertuin, Sheridan CollegeFollow
Dalya Abdulla, Sheridan CollegeFollow
Stephanie Lowther-Gagnon, Florida International University
Miranda Manolakos, Sheridan CollegeFollow

Document Type

PowerPoint

Publication Date

5-2024

Keywords

CATA conference, athletes, elite athletes, pain medication, medication, opioid

Comments

To understand PRM and opioid use from a Canadian perspective for elite level athletes at a collegiate level

Faculty

Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)

School

Applied Health

Copyright

© Vandertuin J., Abdulla D., Lowther-Gagnon S., Manolakos M.

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Original Publication Citation

Vandertuin J., Abdulla D., Lowther-Gagnon S., Manolakos M. (2024). A Pilot Study Considering Pain-relieving Medications and Opioid Knowledge and Use Among Elite Athletes [PowerPoint Presentation]. CATA conference. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.https://athletictherapy.org/public/ottawa24

SOURCE Citation

Vandertuin, Jackie; Abdulla, Dalya; Lowther-Gagnon, Stephanie; and Manolakos, Miranda, "A Pilot Study Considering Pain-relieving Medications and Opioid Knowledge and Use Among Elite Athletes" (2024). Publications and Scholarship. 29.
https://source.sheridancollege.ca/fahcs_publications/29