Key recommendations for general pediatricians and family doctors: Published May 2021

Guideline knowledge translation research: Published May 2021

Resources for Youth (Released May 2021)

In collaboration with youth who have experienced concussion, we have developed two resources that share information about what to do if you have a concussion and how to approaching returning to school after concussion. These two resources have been designed for use by youth and offer a series of recommendations to help children and adolescents with concussion recover safely and return to school and other activities that they enjoy.

• See Community Resources for a list of resources for youth, families, coaches, and teachers

Clinical Recommendations: Telemedicine and Virtual Care Concussion Considerations : Released March 2021

We are pleased to share a new set of clinical recommendations for health care professionals that includes considerations for telemedicine and virtual concussion care.

• • • • Click here to access the new recommendations
      • Tool 15.1: Considerations for Telemedicine and Virtual Care Algorithm 
      • Tool 15.2 Considerations for a virtual physical examination for medical assessment and follow-up of concussion patients

Family Version of the Guideline- English and French

• The family version of the guideline is a Q & A format pdf designed for use by parents/caregivers and offers a series of recommendations to help children and adolescents with concussion recover safely and return to their everyday life.
• Download the pdf: The Living Guideline Diagnosing and Managing Pediatric Concussion Family Version / Lignes directrices évolutives pour le diagnostic et la gestion des commotions cérébrales pédiatriques
• See Community Resources for a list of resources for families, coaches, and teachers

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