Head injury instructions: A time to unify

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Abstract

Objective - To compare and contrast the head injury advice given by various hospitals in England after minor head injury, and to draw attention to the need for a national set of head injury instructions. Methods - 50 accident and emergency departments were contacted by post and asked to supply a copy of their head injury information card or leaflet; 41 hospitals replied (82%). Results - Comparison of the cards showed inconsistencies and conflicting advice given by the departments contacted. Conclusions - There is a need for a national head injury card and a proposal for such a card is presented.

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Parsley, J., Fletcher, L., & Mabrook, A. F. (1997). Head injury instructions: A time to unify. Emergency Medicine Journal, 14(4), 238–239. https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.14.4.238

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