US EditionTeam physicians in college sports wary of greater liability risk with athletes now making big money
- Team physicians express concern about increased liability risks due to athletes earning money and potentially suing for treatment outcomes.
- The relationship between team doctors and athletes has shifted from trust to becoming more transactional and, at times, adversarial.
- Experienced team physicians are reconsidering their roles in this changing environment to avoid liability exposures.
- Treating sports injuries has become more complex as the professionalization of college sports advances.
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Team physicians in college sports wary of greater liability risk with athletes now making big money
·United States
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In NIL era, team doctors wary of liability with college injuries
The professionalization of college sports has prompted concern among team physicians that they will be exposed to a greater risk of being sued by athletes who claim a poor outcome from treatment caused them to lose future earnings.
·Decatur, United States
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