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All Flash Briefings

#1

What is a concussion?

#2

Concussions / head injuries don’t just happen in sports

#3

Can you prevent concussions?

#4

What is baseline testing?

#5

How are concussions treated?

#6

What is baseline cognitive testing and why is it important?

#7

Signs and symptoms of a concussion

#8

Why athletes need to report concussions

#9

Concussion myths debunked

#10

What to do if you think you have a concussion

#11

Concussion Story: Why Baseline Testing is so Important

#12

Concussion Story: Then & Now

#13

Rest is NOT Best

#14

What is a “return to activity” protocol?

#15

Returning to School and Work after Concussion

#16

Concussion Care Story: Immediate versus Delayed Treatment

#17

Common questions about baseline testing

#18

Concussion Care Resources for You and Your Family

#19

Pros and Cons of Baseline Testing

#20

Concussion Reporting Trends

#21

Why See a Concussion Specialist

#22

What Causes Concussion

#23

Can You Die From a Concussion?

#24

What is Post Concussion Syndrome?

#25

Can you prevent pediatric concussions?

#26

What’s the first step in setting up your concussion care medical practice?

#27

Which disciplines should you include in your concussion care team?

#28

What tools do you need in your concussion care practice?

#29

Important Guidelines when Setting Up Your Concussion Clinic

#30

Return to Life

#31

Setting up a Concussion Clinic: Determining Your Ideal Patients

#32

Concussion Education for Patients

#33

Providing Specialized Care

#34

Preparing for the Concussion Evaluation

#35

What To Do After a Concussion

#36

Conducting the Clinical Interview

#37

Concussion Treatment and Recovery Plans

#38

Returning Patients to Everyday Activities

#39

Returning Patients to Physical Activities

#40

Concussion Return to Play Protocol

#41

At-home Concussion Rehabilitation Exercises

#42

Concussion Myths Intro

#43

Concussion Myth #1: Sports Injuries are the leading cause of concussions

#44

Concussion Myth #2

#45

Concussion Myth #3: Avoid falling asleep with a concussion

#46

Concussion Myth #4: Long rest in a dark room helps with recovery

#47

Concussion Myth #5: It takes months to recover from a concussion

#48

Benefits of an Athletic Trainer

#49

Concussion Book For Kids

#50

What is an Athletic Trainer?

#51

What Does an Athletic Trainer Do?

#52

Athletic Trainers and Concussion Testing

#53

Finding an Athletic Trainer for Your Organization

#54

Benefits of Physical Therapy for Concussion Care

#55

Concussion Protocol for Physical Therapy

#56

Vision Therapy for Concussions

#57

Vestibular Rehabilitation After Concussion

#58

Cervical Spine Rehabilitation

#59

Role of Physical Therapist for Return to Activity

#60

Become a Concussion Care Leader

#61

What is Telemedicine

#62

Is Telemedicine Right For My Concussion Care Practice?

#63

Is Telemedicine Appropriate For Your Concussion Patient?

#64

Setting Up a Concussion Care Telemedicine Workflow

#65

Getting Valid ImPACT Scores via Telemedicine

#66

Documentation and Reimbursement for Telemedicine

#67

Comparing Athletic and Non-Athletic Concussions

#68

Refuting Common Concussion Myths

#69

Return to Work After Concussion

#70

Return to Driving After Concussion

#71

Marketing Your Non-Athletic Concussion Care Services