This short version of the Cognitive Rehabilitation Following Mild to Moderate TBI Clinical Recommendation provides an at-a-glance overview of the full-length version for quick access and use on the job.

This TBI clinical recommendation is broken down into three primary categories: Modifications for Service Members and Veterans; Interventions and Strategies to Address Cognitive Dysfunction; and, Delivery of Rehabilitation for Patients with Cognitive Challenges. Each category contains clinical recommendations, the background and rationale behind them, ...

The appendices to the Cognitive Rehabilitation Following Mild to Moderate TBI Clinical Recommendation include a glossary of terms, outcome measures, evidence tables, and other useful resources.

This resource answers common questions that referring providers may have, such as how to determine if a patient is having cognitive difficulties or whether the patient is a good candidate for cognitive rehabilitation following a mild to moderate traumatic brain injury.

The PDTS reports function is constantly evolving and as we continue to find new applications for the data collected by PDTS, the reports function will be modified to meet those demands.

The Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization (FEHRM) Program Office is authorized by existing statutes that established the Department of Defense/Veterans Affairs (DoD/VA) Interagency Program Office (IPO). This Charter supersedes all previous IPO Charters, and the organization will henceforth be referred to as the FEHRM.

A one-pager on Data Collection Guidance to determine how OEND Champions will follow up with partners and check on progress

An overview of guidance for OEND Champions to disseminate and implement training

A one-pager for OEND Champions to consider clinical roles and responsibilities

A questionnaire for OEND Champions to plan which stakeholders to get involved with training

Train-the-Trainer Learning Activities for OEND Champions to use in leading training

The Opioid Safety Flyer contains a lists of common opioids, opioid do’s and don’ts, and instructions for reversing an overdose using naloxone

Review of the myths and facts on the use of virtual health technology to deliver health care.

Frequently asked questions for patients on the use of virtual health technology to receive health care.

Frequently asked questions for health care providers on the use of virtual health technology in clinical practice.