This page lists the academic and web-based sources that informed the Concussion Patient’s Guide. It is provided for those who wish to review the references used within the guide.
Web Resources:
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NHS: Osteoporosis — Treatment — NHS information covering osteoporosis medicines, calcium and vitamin D, hormone replacement therapy and treatment following fracture.
GOV.UK: Healthy Eating — Vitamin D Advice — UK public-health information covering vitamin D intake, including advice to consider 10 micrograms daily during autumn and winter.
NHS: Head Injury and Concussion — NHS guidance covering warning signs after a head injury, when to call 999 or NHS 111, home care, sleep, paracetamol, alcohol, driving and when further medical advice may be needed.
NHS: Dehydration — NHS information covering common signs of dehydration, drinking when feeling sick and when oral rehydration solutions may be appropriate.
NICE: Head Injury: Assessment and Early Management (NG232) — UK clinical guidance covering assessment after head injury, CT imaging, observation, discharge and follow-up. It also supports the current UK position on brain-injury biomarkers.
Sport and Recreation Alliance: Concussion Guidelines for Grassroots Sport – November 2024 Update — UK-wide guidance covering recognition and removal from play, the first 24–48 hours, return to education or work and staged return to sport. It supports the current timing for full training involving foreseeable head-impact risk from day 15 at the earliest and competition from day 21 at the earliest.
Living Concussion Guidelines: Sleep-Wake Disturbances — Guidance covering sleep problems following concussion, their interaction with headache, fatigue, mood and cognition, and treatment when sleep problems continue.
CDC: About Repeated Head Impacts — Information on repeated head-impact exposure and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), including the distinction between diagnosed concussion and head impacts without obvious concussion symptoms.
Mayo Clinic: Concussion Overview —This comprehensive resource provides an extensive overview of concussions, including symptoms, causes, treatment options, risks, complications, and management strategies. It also discusses various causes such as sports-related injuries, accidents, and falls, along with the monitoring of concussion symptoms.
Cleveland Clinic. Understanding Concussions — This informative resource provides a comprehensive overview of concussions, detailing their causes, symptoms, potential outcomes, and the importance of rest in recovery. It also discusses management strategies and the long-term effects of concussions.
WebMD: Concussion Information — This article provides a comprehensive overview of concussion symptoms, causes, and management strategies, including treatment options and hydration advice.
Johns Hopkins Medicine: Concussions — This detailed guide provides comprehensive information on concussion symptoms, causes, treatment options, and recovery strategies.
KidsHealth: Concussions — This resource provides an informative overview aimed at teens, explaining concussions, their symptoms, prevention strategies, and specific information tailored to children and adolescents.
American Association of Neurological Surgeons: Concussion Information — This comprehensive resource provides an overview of concussions from a neurological perspective, outlining the anatomy involved, mechanisms of injury, symptoms, management strategies, and implications associated with concussions.
NHS Inform: Concussion Guide — This guide provides essential information on concussions, including symptoms, causes, and recovery advice, along with comprehensive insights into their management.
UPMC: Concussion — An overview of concussion types and management strategies from a leading health institution.
Physio-pedia: Concussion Classification — This resource discusses the classification and grading systems of concussions to enhance understanding and management in clinical practice.
MyHealth Alberta: Concussion Conditions and Overview — This guide provides a comprehensive understanding of concussions and their impact on health, along with details on effective concussion management strategies.
NCBI Books. Comprehensive Overview of Traumatic Brain Injuries — This detailed resource covers the mechanisms and effects of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), including an overview of concussions, follow-up care, and considerations for young populations, as well as implications of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in youth athletes.
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Mayfield Clinic. Concussion Overview — This detailed resource provides an explanation of concussions, including their causes, symptoms, treatment options, and recovery strategies.
HealthDirect: Concussion Overview — This resource provides essential information on concussions, including their symptoms and comprehensive management strategies.
Physio-pedia: Assessment and Management of Concussion — This guide provides a comprehensive overview of concussion assessment and management strategies, including detailed guidelines for effective evaluation and treatment.
Cleveland Clinic: Concussion Testing — This detailed resource discusses various concussion testing methods and emphasises the importance of follow-up evaluations in the assessment process.
Mayo Clinic: Concussion Diagnosis and Treatment — This informative resource provides comprehensive details on the diagnosis processes and treatment options for concussions, along with an overview of current management approaches.
NCBI Books: Concussion Overview — This extensive resource discusses the clinical presentation of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), including concussions, along with essential information on follow-up care.
AAFP: Follow-Up Care for Concussion — This resource discusses the importance of follow-up care for concussions, outlining guidelines for follow-up procedures and comprehensive management strategies for family physicians treating patients with concussions.
AAFP: Follow-Up Care for Concussion — This guide provides an overview of follow-up care practices for concussions, including specific guidelines established by the American Academy of Family Physicians for managing concussions in children.
Cognitive FX: Post-Concussion Syndrome Treatment — This resource offers insights into managing post-concussion syndrome, including various medication and therapy options for treating symptoms.
Complete Concussions. Dealing with Concussion Symptoms — This resource provides information on managing symptoms associated with concussions, including strategies for addressing mental health concerns following a concussion.
PMC. Review on Protective Gear — This research explores the effectiveness of protective equipment, including a study on the role of mouthguards in preventing concussions.
Rothman Orthopaedics: Helmets and Mouthguards — This resource discusses the effectiveness of mouthguards in preventing concussions and provides insights into concussion-proof equipment for sports.
ScienceDirect: Research on Concussion Advances — This article discusses the latest advancements in understanding concussions and provides an overview of recent research in concussion science.
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