In development: guidelines for recognizing, treating brain injuries among first responders
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Ohio State University researchers have developed evidence-based guidelines to help first responders recognize and treat traumatic brain injuries on the job. The new protocols will provide clear frameworks for managing brain injuries and determining safe return-to-work timelines.
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Columbus, OH — First responders will soon have evidence-based guidance for traumatic brain injury recognition, management and return to work because of research out of Ohio State University. Sixty experts convened at OSU in late March to build consensus on protocols for six frameworks: Workplace…
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