From: The Mental Health of Elite-Level Coaches: A Systematic Scoping Review
(1) Published in a peer-reviewed journal |
(2) Published after January 2000 |
(3) Conducted primary research |
(4) Published in English |
(5) The full-text version was available (and if unavailable contact with the lead author was made, and if no response was received within two weeks the study was excluded) |
(6) The study collected data from elite or high-performance coaches who manage athletes at the Olympic, Paralympic, national, international, professional or NCAA Division I level |
(7) The study explored coaches who operate in leadership or management positions exclusively (e.g. head/assistant/senior coaches) or provide group findings separately where a heterogeneous sample (e.g. strength & conditioning coaches) is utilised |
(8) The study explored coaches exclusively or provided group findings separately where a sample beyond coaches (e.g. athletes or support staff) was utilised |
(9) The study explored elite coaches exclusively or provided group findings separately where a heterogeneous sample (e.g. elite and non-elite) was utilised |
(10) The study reported on the mental health (mental wellbeing or mental ill-health) of elite-level coaches |