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Brain injury care guidelines for first responders released
Over 50 experts—clinicians, researchers, policymakers, first responders and representatives from agencies that employ and advocate for them—have reached consensus on the first recommendations for the recognition, diagnosis and management…
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Over 50 experts—including clinicians, researchers, policymakers, first responders and agency representatives—reached consensus on the first recommendations for recognizing, diagnosing and managing traumatic brain injury (TBI) in first‑responder settings. The consensus, published on Oct. 16, 2026 in The Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, comprises 28 recommendations authored by 52 contributors. These guidelines aim to achieve five primary goals: timely TBI recognition, safe recovery, operational readiness, reduced stigma, and first‑responder‑centered care. The recommendations are intended to assist first responders, health‑care professionals and agencies in improving TBI outcomes.
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