QuickBoard for Athletic Trainers
A free guide for athletic trainers managing return-to-play across a multi-sport roster.
This guide shows how athletic trainers use QuickBoard to capture objective data for return-to-play decisions, expose deficits that strength and range-of-motion testing miss, run concussion baselines and graded return-to-play, and keep athletes engaged. It is built for the AT room and the time pressure it runs on.
What this guide covers
- 1 Objective return-to-play data in a two-minute assessment, so decisions rest on more than strength and range-of-motion testing.
- 2 Concussion baseline and graded return-to-play tracking, with reaction time and accuracy captured per session.
- 3 How the automated reports save athletic trainer time and give athletes feedback that keeps them engaged.
- 4 The published research section, covering the ACL and orthopedic studies and the sports performance studies, with each entry marked as a QuickBoard study or supporting research.
"The Quick Board is a game-changer for us. By tracking baseline data, we know if an athlete is trending in the right direction AND if they need more attention in certain areas. We use this for concussion, knee, ankle, hip, core, and shoulder rehab. One of the best pieces of technology to assist in quantifying return to play readiness."
Common questions
The guide is written for athletic trainers at pro, college, high school, and clinic settings who manage return-to-play across a multi-sport roster. It shows how to capture objective data, expose deficits that strength and range-of-motion testing miss, and run concussion baselines and graded return-to-play. It is educational.
The core reactive assessment takes about two minutes per athlete, which is what makes it practical to run across a full roster in the AT room's limited windows between practice and game-day prep.
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