Publications

Every day it seems as if there is a new advancement in technology. Whether a new device or app, it seems as if there is a continuous change. For athletic trainers, integrating technology into their everyday clinical work is necessary in order to...

Editor's note: In honor of National Athletic Training Month, NATA is conducting a blog series throughout March that showcases how ATs use the five domains of athletic training to improve the health and well-being and their patients. This blog post...

NATA News CORRECTION: An error was printed on page 19 of the March NATA News. The text within Katie Walsh Flanagan’s Presidential Candidate Q&A should have read, “We have to begin to require that athletic trainers work with a physician as a...

As part of NATA’s coverage during American Heart Month in February, the February NATA News features a new infographic handout on sudden cardiac arrest (SCA ) . The handout includes a checklist to prepare for and prevent SCA, treat SCA and return to...

The January NATA News features a look at our new yearlong campaign: Health Care in Action. As health care providers, athletic trainers take action every day. The goal of the Health Care in Action campaign is to not only celebrate everything athletic...

The Winter 2019 edition of the Sports Medicine Legal Digest takes a closer look at the importance of creating a safe environment for employees and patients, how to set workplace boundaries and an AT’s duty to report when they suspect sexual abuse or...

It’s an athletic trainer love story: Boy meets girl during college, they fall in love and get engaged. That’s exactly what happened with Samantha Cliffe, ATC, and Kyler Hendricks, ATC. “Kyler and I met in college at Northern Kentucky University,”...

December’s issue of Athletic Training Education Journal ( ATEJ ) is about globalization – a nod to the expansion of the athletic training profession that has taken place at the international level. ATEJ Editor-in-Chief David Berry, PhD, AT, ATC,...

Volleyball is one of the most popular sports for women, ranking No. 2 in team sports for both high schools and the NCAA. It is also growing in popularity with male athletes at the high school and collegiate levels. The November NATA News features an...

Photo caption: The images above depict the steps that are taken to remove the RipKord Quick Release for Football Shoulder Pads from a spine injured athlete. Learn more about the RipKord in this Riddell video. The November NATA News takes a closer...