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Understanding Sport-Related Concussion Teach-Out

Welcome to the Understanding Sport-Related Concussion Teach-Out / Lesson 1 of 1

Welcome to the Understanding Sport-Related Concussion Teach-Out

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Welcome to the Understanding Sport-Related Concussion Teach-Out! Over the past decade, there has been a growing concern over the potential for long-term effects following concussion. In this Teach-Out, you will learn from leading concussion experts from the fields of neurology, engineering, law, journalism, athletic training, and policy. We will also learn from coaches, athletes, and parents who have experience working with sport-related concussions.

In this Teach-Out, we will address the following big questions:

  • What is a concussion?
  • What is the current and future of concussion-related legislation and policy look like?
  • What are the biggest legal issues surrounding concussions today?
  • What should you do if you witness an event where an athlete might have sustained a concussion?
  • What role does the media or journalism play in the concussion conversation?
  • What role do helmets or other equipment play in concussion prevention?
  • What are the duties of an athletic trainer in the evaluation and management of concussions?
  • How can we collectively empower parents and student athletes to take concussions seriously and help reduce the risk of the sports they love to play?
  • The three lead instructors and hosts for the Teach-Out, Dr. Steve Broglio, Dr. Matt Lorincz, and Carrie Morton, are all affiliated with the Michigan Concussion Center, which strives to maximize societal and individual health through the relentless pursuit of concussion knowledge.

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