How concussion and non-fatal strangulation cause mild brain injury and associated neurological and behavioural changes


Prevalence and gendered patterns in intimate partner violence, and reasons for under-reporting


Recognising acute and persistent signs, such as physical, cognitive and emotional, in primary care


Practical use of screening tools, red flags for urgent referral, and when to order imaging


Management strategies combining neurological recovery with safety planning and referral pathways

 

Host: Dr Rebecca Overton | Total Time:35 mins

Experts: Dr Josephine Braid, Rehabilitation Medicine Physician and Molly Banks, Speech Pathologist

 

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<li>How concussion and non-fatal strangulation cause mild brain injury and associated neurological and behavioural changes</li>
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Prevalence and gendered patterns in intimate partner violence, and reasons for under-reporting
</li>
<li>
Recognising acute and persistent signs, such as physical, cognitive and emotional, in primary care
</li>
<li>
Practical use of screening tools, red flags for urgent referral, and when to order imaging
</li>
<li>
Management strategies combining neurological recovery with safety planning and referral pathways
</li>
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Host: Dr Rebecca Overton | Total Time:35 mins
Experts: Dr Josephine Braid, Rehabilitation Medicine Physician and Molly Banks, Speech Pathologist
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