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: Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog21 New Jersey Schools to Receive ImPACT Program
By Bruce Stern
The death of 16-year old Montclair, New Jersey high school student Ryne Dougherty has prompted legislators throughout the state to increase the level of awareness and prevention for sports related brain injuries. Earlier this week, it was announced that 21 schools in Northern New Jersey may get funding in upwards of $40,000 from The Brain injury association of New Jersey and the Mountainside Health Foundation in order to implement the ImPACT Concussion Management program, which gives students a computerized brain test before their sports season starts. From these baseline tests, a doctor can compare the results if a student is injured and more accurately gauge the level of severity of the injury.
Full post as published by Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog on April 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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