United Kingdom publishes Concussion Guidelines for Grassroots Sport
In April, the United Kingdom (UK) government and the Sport and Recreation Alliance released new UK Concussion Guidelines for Non-Elite (Grassroots) Sport.
New research finds that women who experience a brain injury (BI) resulting from intimate partner violence (IPV) may not only face physical, mental, and emotional consequences, but also legal repercussions.
New resource aids medical professionals in brain injury diagnosis among survivors of intimate partner violence
This resource was created by the Pan Am Clinic, ABI Research Lab, Concussion Awareness Training Tool (CATT), Survivors of Abuse and Brain Injury through Research (SOAR), and other collaborators.
Project to use virtual reality to help police recognize brain injuries
The training tool will enable law enforcement to make more informed decisions about what to look for and when to seek medical support in a timely manner.
New concussion course educates athletes about concussion symptoms and management
CATT for Athletes includes a 30-minute, video-based course delivered in an interactive and engaging format. It provides detailed information on concussion recognition, reporting and management in the context of varsity…
Updated CATT e-learning module for School Professionals
CATT for School Professionals has information on concussion recognition, response, and management relevant for school professionals at all levels of education.
New Toolkit to Help Working Adults Recover From Concussion
The new module includes resources such as a Return to Work strategy and Incident Report for workplaces to document a potential concussion-causing event.
Concussion guidelines for high-performance Canadian athletes
Starting immediately, the guidelines apply to Canadian athletes competing in the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as the Pan-American and Parapan-American Games.
Sports federations, health professionals, and educators in Kampala, Uganda will receive education training on recognition and management for concussion.
As a health care provider, you have an important role in providing primary care to patients with acute concussion and those with persistent post-concussion symptoms.
The guidelines have been developed so that athletes with a suspected concussion receive timely, appropriate care, as well as the proper management of their condition that allows them to return…