RM lesson 4 Evidence-Based Practice

In BTEC Research Methods, what does EBP stand for

• Evidence Borrowed Practically

• Ecologically Based Practice

• Evidence Based Programs

• Evidence Based Practice

What is a simple definition of Evidence Based Practice

• A researcher always taking part in their own practices

• The use of current based evidence in making decisions

• Reading research before taking part in any sports practice

• Only taking part in sport that is organised in order to gain research

What is one of the main goals of evidence-based practice in sports?

• To increase the intensity of training

• To ensure the welfare and safety of participants

• To reduce the cost of sports equipment

• To enhance the entertainment value of sports

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of evidence-based practice (EBP)?

• Systematic method of reviewing the best evidence

• Combining evidence with athletic training expertise

• Making informed choices to treat the athlete

• Ignoring research findings in everyday work practices

Why is it important for sports practitioners to use evidence-based practice?

• To increase the risk of injury to clients

• To stay within normal working limits for clients

• To avoid using any research in their work

• To focus solely on physical training

What does evidence-based practice always involve?

• Using research to plan and review work

• Ignoring academic literature

• Increasing the workload of athletes

• Reducing the use of technology in sports

What is necessary for a practice to be considered evidence-based?

• A good working knowledge of research in the area

• Ignoring the research in the area

• Using outdated methods and equipment

• Focusing only on physical training

What is one potential risk of not using Evidence Based Practice in coaching?

• Increased client satisfaction

• Reduced risk of injury

• Increased risk of injury

• Improved performance levels

What is one consequence of not keeping up with modern data or training/recovery techniques?

• Enhanced client trust

• Improved coaching skills

• Dropped performance levels

• Increased client motivation

What does failing to continue to develop as a coach/practitioner and not using the best and most current information go against?

• Traditional practices

• Evidence Based Practice

• Client preferences

• Personal beliefs