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Social worker intervention aids mild TBI recovery

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By Trauma News on May 12, 2014 Research

A recent study at San Francisco General Hospital, a Level I trauma center, showed that a short social worker intervention can prevent functional decline in patients with mild traumatic brain injury. The 20-minute intervention includes education, coping strategies and an alcohol use screening. Full Story

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