Examples of Technical Innovation for Traumatic Brain Injury Prevention, Diagnosis, and Care / Search Inside This Book
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... Provide concrete examples of how patient-centered approaches are critical to the success of research implementation and clinical practice....
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... Highlight the role of patients as leaders, advisors, and partners across all stages of clinical research to ensure the success of its implementation....
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..., based on community feedback, to improve the uptake of FDA-cleared diagnostic devices as it relates to issues of reimbursement, portability, and adequacy of the devices for military environments....
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... Cynthia Grossman, Subject-Matter Expert, Science of Patient Engagement and Real-World Evidence, Moderator...
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... Linda Papa, Orlando Health...
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... Kathy Lee, Warfighter Brain Health Initiative, U.S. Department of Defense...
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... Discussion Between Presenters and Invited Panelists:...
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... What are potential approaches to expand the use of innovative tools and devices for the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of TBI?...
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... How can patients be better integrated along the entire process of innovation?...
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... Review prevention strategies across the leading causes of TBI (e.g., sports, motor vehicle collisions, and falls in the elderly)....
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... Identify leading innovations in low-tech and high-tech approaches to TBI prevention in different contexts....
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... A Lived Experience Perspective...
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... How Automation and Customization Will Affect Traumatic Brain Injury Trends in Motor Vehicle Crashes...
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... What are some emerging scientific and technological innovations with the potential to transform TBI protection that you will be watching in the next few years?...
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... best practices to spur cross-sectoral collaborations in the TBI prevention space that might enhance the transfer of research advances into industry and clinical practice?...
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... What are some of the main challenges you have faced in your work on TBI prevention, and how are you navigating them?...
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... Consider emerging approaches to using large and complex datasets from the EHR, advanced imaging,...
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... and other digital sources of health data to inform clinical care....
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... Explore trends in multimodal TBI classification to describe clinical phenotypes and inform a treatment approach....
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... Michelle LaPlaca, Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, Moderator...
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... A Lived Experience Perspective on TBI...
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... Statistical and Machine Learning Approaches to Prediction...
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... Leslie S. Prichep, BrainScope...
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... What are the potential applications of these innovations (singly and in conjunction with other data) in terms of diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment?...
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... Present evolving existent evidence base for pharmacological and nonpharmacological (e.g., neuromodulation) therapies in TBI, including ongoing clinical research and future directions....
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... Highlight challenges in translating academic research to therapeutic interventions, including regulatory and industry barriers....
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... A Lived Experience Perspective on TBI...
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... E. Wesley Ely, Caregiver to a family member with TBI, Vanderbilt School of Medicine (virtual)...
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... Panel: Pharmacological and Nonpharmacological Treatment Approaches...
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... Maheen Mausoof Adamson, Stanford School of Medicine...
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... William Haskins, Gryphon Bio and Owl Therapeutics (virtual)...
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... What are the most pressing challenges you have faced in your own work developing therapeutics for TBI and related disorders?...
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... How can regulatory guidelines by FDA best support...
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... What are some opportunities for collaboration among therapeutic developers at academic research centers and pharmaceutical companies to advance their research and successful market entry?...
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... What are some of the promising emerging therapeutic approaches that you are excited about and will be paying attention to in the near future?...
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... Reflections and Adjournments...
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