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Development and Evaluation of an Electronic Preparticipation Physical Evaluation System: A Pilot Feasibility Study

during on-ice activities. The most common mechanism of injury was a fall (62%; n/N=15/24). The sex of the skater was not associated with either mechanism of spine injury or history of concussion. CONCLUSIONS: Nearly a third of skaters sustained a concussion or spine injury, yet nearly half did not report their injuries to a HCP. Our findings warrant further investigation into the reasons for such a low reporting rate among figure skaters and the potential effect on injury outcomes.