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Authors: Caomhan Conaghan 1, Ed Daly 1, Alan J Pearce 2, Doug A King 3, Lisa Ryan 1 Affiliations 1Department of Natural Sciences, Galway-Mayo Institute
“A systematic review of the current methods for the diagnosis and treatment of concussion and mTBI across sport”. The primary aim of this SLR review
There has been a strong tradition of research in GMIT since its establishment, characterised by high quality research in a small number of niche areas.
PhD Researcher – Ed Daly Ed is a PhD research scientist (Oxford Brookes University) specializing in concussion education, managing athlete workload, concussion diagnosis and post-concussion
Project Title: SCAT Get your head in the game – sports concussion awareness and trainingProject number: 2019-1-IE01-KA202-051555 Project Overview Get your head in the game
The 2017 Berlin Concussion in Sport Group Consensus Statement provides a global summary of best practice in concussion prevention, diagnosis and management, underpinned by systematic
Abstract Background: Gaelic games are some of the most popular sports played by Irish adolescents, and the Gaelic Athletic Association has undertaken educational initiatives to
Authors: Kirk, B., Pugh, J.N., Cousins, R. and Phillips, S.M. Abstract Using a cross-sectional survey concussion knowledge was evaluated among forty university-level athletes (20 rugby
Abstract Background: Concussion is regarded as a common injury in rugby league, however no studies have explored the long-term neurophysiological and cognitive effects of repeated
Abstract The objective of this study was to explore beliefs and attitudes of students studying exercise science in Australia towards sports concussion. A secondary objective