ANZ Concussion Guidelines

Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Clinical Practice Guideline for the Assessment and Management of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Developed for Health Professionals and Consumers

To improve outcomes, optimise resource utilisation, and increase cost-effectiveness.

Closely aligned to the ADAPTE approach:
A pragmatic process to expedite guideline development through analysis, synthesis and expansion of existing high-quality national and international guidelines.

Involving multi-disciplinary medical and allied health professionals, and consumer representatives, including public consultation.

To provide guidance and resources for health professionals and consumers.

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Developed by a Multi-Disciplinary Group of Medical Professionals, Allied Health Professionals, and Consumers.

The GDG included medical specialists (general practice, neurology, neurosurgery, sports medicine, rehabilitation medicine, emergency medicine, geriatrics, rural medicine), allied health (physiotherapy, sport and exercise science, vestibular physiotherapy, neuropsychology), guideline development experts, and academic researchers, across paediatric, adult, elderly populations. Read More

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Mind The Gap Study

Concussion care can be hard to navigate. We are looking for people with lived experience of concussion (or their parent), GPs and Clinicians (who are interested in concussion care) in Australia to help us improve care.

University research on concussion care

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