Areas of Focus
Concussion
The U-M Injury Prevention Center does considerable work in the field of concussion and traumatic brain injury prevention. From funded exploratory studies to special day-long educational events, we are working to find ways to identify and prevent concussion across populations. Below you’ll find links to more information about our work in this area, as well as a listing of members doing work or interested in this area. We invite you to explore and join us as we move forward to advance research and prevention.
CDC Resource for Sports Concussion
CDC’s HEADS UP resources are available on our web site with our HEADS UP microsite! It’s a dynamic collection of HEADS UP resources automatically updated and maintained by CDC. This site contains HEADS UP resources for parents, youth sports, school sports, schools, and health care providers. It also provides information on sports concussion policies and laws and online training courses.
U-M Injury Prevention Center Sport Concussion Summit 2019
Mind, Body, and Spirit . . . Treating the entire athlete: An evidence-based approach to sports medicine and concussion.
Sponsored by: MedSport, U-M Athletics, U-M Kinesiology, U-M Injury Prevention Center, Michigan Medicine
- Day 1: Athlete Health and Wellness Summit: From Research to Practice
- Day 2: Sport Concussion Summit: From Research to Practice
Upcoming: watch for the Summit speaker presentations!
Concussion Prevention News & Events
05.30.19
Mind, Body, and Spirit. . . . Treating the entire athlete: An evidence-based approach to sports medicine and concussion prevention
10.11.18
Michigan Trauma Coalition 2018 Injury Prevention Symposium
Click here to register today! Registration $50 on or before September 28th $60 after September…
09.18.17
SAVIR 2017 Conference: Innovations in Injury Prevention Science
Thank you for attending the SAVIR 2017 Conference! The national conference was held September 18-20,…
05.22.19
New U-M Injury Prevention Center Visual Abstract and Publication Summary now available
New U-M Injury Prevention Center Visual Abstract and Publication Summary now available We are excited…
10.29.18
Steven Broglio & Team Awarded Biosciences Funding for New Concussion Center
Steven Broglio & Team Awarded Biosciences Funding for New Concussion Center Congratulations to U-M Injury…
10.20.18
Injury Prevention MOOC Expands Training Resources
Injury Prevention MOOC Expands Training Resources “As far as feedback for the course, I really,…
Latest Publications on Concussion Prevention
Concussion Prevention Information & Tools
Prevention Resources
Summary of the Evidence-Based Coach Education and Contact Restriction Guidelines in Youth Football
This document highlights Heads Up Football (HUF), an education program instituted by USA Football in 2012, and practice contact restriction guidelines developed by Pop Warner (PW), a national youth sports organization.
A Summary of a Evidence-Based Concussion Prevention Program-A Helmet Loaner Program for Ski and Snowboarders
This document highlights a community-based helmet loaner program developed in Colorado to increase helmet use among skiers and snowboarders.
Legislative Issues & Policy Briefs
Effect of Michigan’s Helmet Law Repeal
This document describes the impact of Michigan’s universal helmet law’s partial repeal in April 2012 on helmet usage, head injuries and fatalities, and the financial implications.
Michigan’s Sport Concussion Law
This document describes concussion, the Michigan’s sport concussion law (2013) and steps to take if concussion is suspected.
Funded Research Projects Focused on Concussion Prevention
The U-M Injury Prevention Center has funded current and past injury research projects focusing on the prevention of concussion. Peruse the projects listed below.
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Two-dimensional Prototype Testing and Analysis of an Impulse Mitigating Helmet Design
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Pilot Evaluation of a Supervised Neck Strengthening Program in High School Athletes: A Potential Intervention to Reduce the Risk of Sport-related Concussion
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The Effect of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) on Neural Plasticity in Young Adults with a Concussion History
Core Faculty and Practitioners with Expertise in Concussion Prevention
Please click on a faculty/practitioner’s name to access their full profile with research interests and funded projects.
Steven Broglio, PhD
Concussion Content Lead
Concussion Content Lead, Research Core, University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center
Albert Schultz Collegiate Research Professor, Office of Research, University of Michigan
Associate Professor, Physical Therapy, College of Health Sciences, University of Michigan-Flint
Members with Interest/Expertise in Concussion Prevention
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Albert King, PhD
Wayne State University -
Allyson Berthiaume
MHA -
Amanda Esquivel, PhD
University of Michigan Dearborn -
Amy Teddy
The Sports Neurology Clinic -
Andrea Chilcote, MS
Wayne State University -
Carley Shannon
Ball State University -
Cheryl Burda
NeuroRestorative -
Christine Callahan
University of North Carolina and University of Michigan -
Darryl Conway
University of Michigan -
Dominique Leibbrandt, PhD
Stellenbosch University -
Douglas Martini
Oregon Health and Science University -
Dwana Bass BSN RN
Henry Ford Hospital -
Ellen M Arruda, PhD
University of Michigan -
Emily-Kate Callahan
University of Michigan -
Esther Bay, MSN, PhD
University of Michigan -
Gian-Gabriel Garcia
University of Michigan -
Jeffrey Bazarian, MD, MPH
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry -
Lisa Chismar, RN
University of Michigan Hospital -
Lucy Covello
University of Michigan -
Meghna Tummala
Brown University -
Michael Popovich, MD, MPH
University of Michigan -
Mohammed Al Temawi
University of Michigan Flint -
Nicholas Dolnicek
University of Michigan -
Preeti Malani, MD, MSJ, MS
School of Medicine and Office of the President -
Rachel Stanley, MD, MHSA
Nationwide Children's Hospital -
Scott Beebe, ATC
Munson Healthcare Boyne Rehabilitation Center -
Tim Lee, ATC
Vanderbilt Sports Concussion Center -
Traci Carson, MPH
University of Michigan School of Public Health -
Yongsoo Shin
University of Michigan