Concussion Awareness Week Toolkit
The information, tools and resources in this toolkit are intended to increase British Columbians’ awareness of concussion.
Need to quickly assess a potential concussion?
Social Media
Get ready for BC Concussion Awareness Week, Sep 25 - Oct 1! Only 11% of British Columbians are very confident that they can recognize a potential concussion. Do you know the signs and symptoms? #concussionbc #concussionweekbc https://t.co/DYtCYdxTVp
Fascinating feature on the latest science, research, and #KT work on concussion. Featuring @sbwellr #concussionbc https://t.co/Awt2yTep31
UBC Medicine
@UBCmedicine
With the help of AI, @UBC neuroscientists are unlocking the mysteries of concussion and the brain. Their discoveries could make diagnosis, treatment, and prevention more effective for everyone — especially women. @DMCBrainHealth @SBME_UBC @UBC_PT
https://t.co/jqGv2dLFTy https://t.co/zCp2FydApM
With the help of AI, @UBC neuroscientists are unlocking the mysteries of concussion and the brain. Their discoveries could make diagnosis, treatment, and prevention more effective for everyone — especially women. @DMCBrainHealth @SBME_UBC @UBC_PT
https://t.co/jqGv2dLFTy https://t.co/zCp2FydApM
A concussion can happen to anyone, anywhere—including at work! Learn how to respond to and manage a concussion with our free CATT for Workers and Workplaces course: https://t.co/8XsVuzBO54 https://t.co/0uViAmAUpo
