An 11-Year (2012–2022) review of Journal of Athletic Training publication study designs and sample sizes

Researchers and reviewers can use these trends to guide authorship and review processes for athletic training research. However, sampling strategies should be consistent with the research question, which may lead to deviations from these reported trends.

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BMC Medical Research Methodology
Published
2025-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12874-025-02728-6
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Athletic Training and Education
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An 11-Year (2012–2022) review of Journal of Athletic Training publication study designs and sample sizes

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An 11-Year (2012–2022) review of Journal of Athletic Training publication study designs and sample sizes

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Abstract

Researchers and reviewers can use these trends to guide authorship and review processes for athletic training research. However, sampling strategies should be consistent with the research question, which may lead to deviations from these reported trends.

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