The Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence hosts a combined Military Acute Concussion Evaluation 2 and Progressive Return to Activity clinical recommendation virtual training. Attendees may earn two CEUs through the Defense Health Agency Continuing Education Program Office.

The 2027 Annual Brain Health Symposium is a dynamic, full-day virtual event bringing together leaders in military medicine, neuroscience, and rehabilitation to explore the latest advances in brain health and TBI care.

In September 2026, brain health experts convened to discuss vital research investigating long-term brain health outcomes for warfighters and NCAA student-athletes. The “CARE - SALTOS” research project, short for the Concussion Assessment, Research and Education - Service Academy Longitudinal Mild TBI Outcomes Study, seeks to understand the immediate, ...

This TBICoE training reviews the ICD-10-CM Coding Guidance for warfighter brain injuries and exposures. Participants will learn how to apply these coding recommendations through military-relevant case scenarios and explore strategies to support precise, efficient documentation in MHS GENESIS.

Soldiers from the 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command participated in a Holistic Health and Fitness event, on Sept. 18, focused on suicide prevention awareness, where they moved from classroom to classroom learning how different areas of health and wellness can affect their everyday lives.

About 97 percent of Soldiers have taken the Neurocognitive Assessment Tool assessment, helping medical professionals combat the effects of blast overpressure and low-level blast exposure, the Army's top leader overseeing safety and occupational health said.

This TBICoE clinical recommendation training will explain the functional changes that impact sleep following mild TBI.

The TBICoE Education Series is an enterprise-wide learning opportunity for Military Health System and Defense Health Agency stakeholders. Since inception, this series provides trainings and events relevant to warfighter readiness, discussing specialty topics and current research related to TBI.

A 15-year study by the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence found that PTSD can significantly influence neurobehavioral outcomes after a TBI, regardless of injury severity. Understanding whether symptoms are linked to TBI, PTSD or both helps clinicians tailor care to the individual, supporting recovery, medical readiness, and a safe return to duty.

This clinical recommendation training provides medical staff with a single, comprehensive reference for the assessment and management of dizziness and visual disturbances following mild TBI.