PedsConcussion.com offers the Living Guideline for Pediatric Concussion Care, providing up-to-date, evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and managing concussions in children and adolescents. This guideline is updated by a team of over 45 experts and covers various aspects of concussion management, including recognition, initial assessment, and return-to-school protocols. It’s an essential resource for CAPT clients focusing on youth athlete safety.
An article in the British Journal of Sports Medicine discusses the latest advancements in concussion management, emphasizing early intervention and multidisciplinary treatment approaches. It provides crucial insights into optimal recovery protocols that integrate medical, cognitive, and physical therapies, making it an important resource for sports medicine professionals and organizations. CAPT clients will find this information essential for implementing evidence-based concussion management practices.
Rowan’s Law is an Ontario concussion safety initiative that mandates education and awareness about concussion risks for athletes, coaches, and parents. It includes protocols for removing athletes from play after a suspected concussion and guidelines for their safe return to sports and school. This legislation aligns with CAPT’s mission to enhance safety in sports through comprehensive concussion management, making it a critical resource for clients.
A study published in the Journal of Athletic Training explores the relationship between helmet fit and concussion risk among youth ice hockey players. The research, conducted in Calgary, Alberta, assessed helmet fit based on various criteria and compared concussion rates among players with different fit quality. Results indicated that players with poorly fitting helmets had higher odds of sustaining a concussion compared to those with well-fitted helmets. The study emphasizes the importance of proper helmet fit to mitigate concussion risk in youth ice hockey.
Read the full study on Helmet Fit Assessment and Concussion Risk.
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