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Using PROGRESS-Plus to identify current approaches to the collection and reporting of equity-relevant data: a scoping review

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By Emma Karran, Kaurna Country, Aidan Cashin, Trevor Barker, Mark Boyd, Alessandro Chiarotto, Omar Dewidar, Jennifer Petkovic, Saurab Sharma, Peter Tugwell, G. Lorimer Moseley, Vina Mohabir, Sinan Tejani
| Journal of Clinical Epidemiology Verified
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Examining Lingering Effects of Concussion in a Community-Wide Adolescent Population Utilizing a Case-Matched Approach - BMC Series blog

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By Trevor Barker, Gaytri Barker
| Biomed Central (BMC)
From 2001 to 2012, the rate of emergency department visits for sports and recreation related traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) more than doubled in children. In 2012, over 329,000 children and adolescents in the US have received medical treatment for TBI. This statistic becomes more troubling when we consider a significant number of individuals likely do not seek medical services.
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A case matched study examining the reliability of using ImPACT to assess effects of multiple concussions

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By Trevor Barker, Stephen Russo, Gaytri Barker, Mark Rice
| BMC Psychology Verified
In the present study, we assess the lingering effects of multiple past concussions on neurocognitive test performance and self-reported concussive symptoms. Starting from a large sample database of baseline neuropsychological profiles and post concussive symptom reports, we applied a stringent inclusion/exclusion criteria followed by case matching on age and BMI for each sex, separately.
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