Learn about Concussion Injuries
Output 1. A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
An assessment of current concussion identification and diagnosis methods in sports settings: a systematic review
Focused on current diagnoses of concussion.
Nutrition interventions in the chronic phase of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI): a systematic review
Plain Language Summary: Review of the current side-line methods used to detect concussion in sport settings
Output 2. AN INNOVATIVE TRAINING GUIDE
Training Guide for Vocational Education and Training (VET) Providers
Designed for VET educators on the current knowledge and understanding of concussion across all sports (informed by the findings of O1).
Heads Up Podcast
Created by: Ed Daly
The Heads-Up Podcast includes a series of interviews with ex-professional and elite players (male and female) and coaches about concussion in contact sports. The podcasts dicsuss their early careers and very open commentary about the realities of professional contact sports (namely rugby). Heads-Up discusses insights into injury (specifically concussion), how they managed then and how they continue to manage with life after a professional career. The players and coaches offer insights into the culture around the game, their concussion experiences and their observations on player welfare, protective equipment and law changes to the game.
What is concussion?
Complete Concussion Management President and CEO, Dr. Cameron Marshall, explains what a concussion is.
Concussion organisations
Nutritional interventions to support acute mTBI recovery
Emma Finnegan1, Ed Daly1, Alan J. Pearce2 and Lisa
An assessment of current concussion identification and diagnosis methods in sports settings: a systematic review
O1. A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
Review of the current side-line methods used to detect concussion in sport setting
Review question What are the
Output 2 – Training Guide for Vocational Education and Training (VET) Providers
The Concussion Conference on Thursday
Is athletic performance affected following concussion? A systematic review and meta-analysis of literature
by Anthea Clarke 1, Kane Middleton1,