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| February 17, 2012 at 5:00 pm #1785 | |
Valerie Stone | Hi everyone, I’m hoping you all can help with this one. Kristi and I had a request from someone in the school system about helping a student with a brain injury that waas acquired in infancy – surgical removal of part of the brain. The student is now in elementary school, and the school’s special education coordinator wanted to find out local Denver resources that could help them figure out how to best support this student. The Resource Directory link was temporarily down this afternoon, so I emailed some folks, and here’s what I came up with for her. Please add to the list! - Obviously BIAC For the parents to find support, I suggested It wasn’t relevant in this case, but if it’s a concussion or TBI, the R.E.A.P. guidelines are a great resource: Thanks everyone! |
| February 22, 2012 at 1:10 pm #1798 | |
Valerie Stone | I had an email from Kristy Werther, with the following resources to add: The COkids website has been updated (http://cokidswithbraininjury.com/). We now have information The CO Dept of Education can also provide support to school professionals that are interested in developing a Brain Injury Team, Concussion Management Protocol, want education/presentation on the new concussion legislation or how to make adjustments/accommodations for a student within the school etc. |
| May 14, 2012 at 1:26 pm #2247 | |
Glenda Miller | Thanks Kristy, a referral to the TBI Trust Fund through BIAC will get sent to the local HCP Office and a Care Coordinator will be assigned. We can help the parents with resources and then also work with the school on specific ways to work with the student and understanding of the surgical proceedure and resulting needs. Glenda Miller, RN, BSN, CBIS |
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