What is the Role of Education in Sport-Related Concussion Management & Prevention?
Concussion education is important for everyone involved in sport as everyone plays a role in improving concussion management and prevention. Join SIRC to review the importance of concussion education for all sport participants and learn 5 tips to improving future educational initiatives.
Infographic
Videos
Fact or Myth? “Younger children take longer to recover from concussions, compared with older teens.”
Fact or myth? “Boys are at a higher risk of concussion, and concussion recovery takes longer in boys.”
Fact or Myth? “Following a concussion, youth may safely resume only once they are symptom-free.”
Peer-to-Peer Education Model in Sport and Special Olympics Collaboration
Nick Reed, PhD, MScOT, OT Reg. (Ont.), University of Toronto
Looking ahead: using data to inform practice
Concussions in High Performance Sport
Suzanne Leclerc MD, Ph.D. Dip. Med. Sport, Chief Medical Officer, Institut national du sport du Québec
You may also be interested in
Are Sport-Related Concussions Different in Males and Females?
Can neck strengthening reduce sport-related concussion risk?
What do we know about sport-related concussions in athletes with disabilities?
Can protective equipment prevent sport-related concussions?
Last updated on March 30, 2023