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CSJC Grand rounds 1 : Traumatic Brain Injury

Submitted by webadmin on Tue, 25/11/2014 - 12:18

The topic for this month's Cochrane Students' Journal club is Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Have a look at our case and discussions here. Participate in the journal club by sending us your appraisal and comments. So put on those thinking caps and get involved!

Meet our expert  - Dr Amy Price

Dr. Amy Price is a Psychologist and Neuroscientist who divides her time between brain science research, brain injury specific forensics, clinical practice and world missions. Dr. Price’s current projects include reading Evidence Based Health Care at Oxford University, external collaboration on an addiction research project with the University of Miami and ongoing missions projects for disadvantaged families. Her interests include medical professionals approach to decision making and offering evidence based choices in mental health. Prompt accurate diagnosis and treatment can greatly impact future quality of life for those who have sustained assaults of the brain. Dr. Price encourages the development of  mental health diagnosis and  treatment that are neurologically and biologically based. Her practice is in Boca Raton Florida and she welcomes consultation opportunities and clients of all ages. She specializes in treating those  who need help restoring their cognitive skills and those who suffer from PTSD.

Quote: Dr Price herself is a brain injury survivor and her message to others is :“Refuse to let other people define your boundaries and enforce your limitations. The seeds of greatness are on the inside of you and they are waiting to be birthed. Hold onto your flexibility and sense of humor…you will need it on the ride of life! It is seldom a smooth ride but you can be the driver. There will be falls along the way but the difference between a success and a failure is choosing to get up one more time in whatever way you can! "