장애인스포츠 영역에서 스포츠의학의 적용 방안

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

There are many indexes representing the level of sociological supports and circumstance encouraging the people with disability to participate in sports such as the disabled`s participation rate in sports, availability of facilities and places for the disabled, the size of budget supporting the disabled`s sports, etc. As one important index, the degree of how much benefits the people with disability have been receiving from sportsmedicine or exercise prescription must be also evaluated. In Korea, at least till this time the degree has been far behind from the level this society must have achieved. Based on this recognition, this study tried to define the role of sportsmedicine for both sports participants and elite athletes with disability in this society. I also suggested a couple of applicable and approachable areas and methods of sportsmedicine and exercise prescription for the people with disability. First, physiological and medical researches focused on field applicability need to be promoted through scientific conferences and seminars supported by government research supporting system and the sport organizations related with the disabled. Second, the network between community university and people with disability for the exercise prescription can be newly established by sponsorship from local or central government and the other related organizations. The facilities, training equipments, programs, professionals and assistants could be provided by university while the transportation and any payments for supporters could be provided by the organizations. Third, there is an urgent need to establish the system for cultivating the professionals such as athletic trainers for the disabled. Forth, the close network and system to connect the disabled from medical institutes to sports centers or clubs need to be established. Lastly, the exercise prescription center specified for people with disability need to be built on the basis of strong welfare policy, not from the commercial basis. Sportsmedicine has to be understood as a high quality of service and a method to pursue the fundamental human right for the disabled as well as the undisabled beyond the meaning of rehabilitation from the injury and functional disability.

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