A Validated Injury Surveillance and Monitoring Tool for Fast Jet Aircrew: Translating Sports Medicine Paradigms to a Military Population

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Table 3 Data pertaining to Phase 3—comparison between surveillance methods across the four reporting periods

	Reporting period				Total (mean)
	1	2	3	4
Number of participants
Total participants ^a	245	252	246	238	306 (245)
Adjusted for FTE ^b	224.9	233.9	230.5	225.3	(228.7)
UC-FJAMQ
Response rate	50%	61%	70%	64%	(61%)
Total entries	2,593	3,464	3,897	3,542	13,496 (3,374)
Entries indicating a MSK complaint had been experienced ^c	467	581	550	528	2,126 (532)
Episodes of time loss from flying
Identified by UC-FJAMQ	29	34	20	37	120 (30)
Identified by routine surveillance methods	13	22	16	24	75 (19)
Identified overall ^d	33	45	29	45	152 (38)

^aNumber of fast jet aircrew enrolled in study and in flying role for that period
^bNumber of aircrew enrolled in study and in flying role for that period, but adjusted for full-time equivalence (FTE)
^cMSK = musculoskeletal
^dAfter removing duplicates between methods