Making Brain Injury Data Work

Brain Injury 101Tools for State Programs
Written By Amanda Nieser

There are myriad data sources available to brain injury programs. These sources can help:

  • Determine just how common brain injury is in your state.

  • Discover how many people are living with long-term effects of brain injury.

  • Assist in program and resource planning.

However, sometimes it is difficult to know where to start. Which types of data are most common? How can you access them? How can you use the different types? This short guide is meant to help you answer some of those questions to ensure that the data that are available to you are making a difference.

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