Concussion Recognition & Response (CRR)

- Description:
The Concussion Recognition & Response mobile app is a tool for sport coaches and parents to help identify if an individual has suffered a concussion. The program starts with the question, ‘Was there a likely blow to the head?' and then takes you through a list of signs/symptoms. If a possible concussion is identified, the app will suggest you should seek a medical examination. The program lasts less than 5 minutes and is available for iPhone and Android users.
- Service URL:
- http://www4.parinc.com/Products/Product.aspx?ProductID=CRR_APP
- Agency Responsible:
- Gerard A. Gioia, PhD & Jason Mihalik, PhD.
- Mobile Platforms:
- Apple and Android.
Details
- Format:
- Smartphone Application.
- Intervention Type:
- Educational (primarily educational material or psychoeducation).
- Course Structure:
- No Set Course.
- Course Length:
- Short (less than 1 module or equivalent). Checklist of signs/symptoms of possible concussion
- Support Option:
- No support.
Target Audience
- Primary Category:
- Physical Health. Diagnosing concussions
- Target Audience:
- Adult. Coaches and parents
- Language:
- English.
Access
- Mobile platforms:
- Fee:
- Fee-based.
- Access:
- Open: No registration required.
- Contact Details:
via a contact form: https://www4.parinc.com/Support/ContactForm.aspx
Research evidence
- Research Trials:
- 0
- Research RCTs:
- 0
- Outcome Summary:
No research evidence evaluating the effectiveness of this mobile app is currently available.
- Recommended rating, reviewer 1:
- Recommended rating, reviewer 2:
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Research paper citations
Additional reference:
iPhone app an aid in diagnosing concussions. Canadian Medical Association Journal, Oct 2011, 183 (14).
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Last Updated: October 24th 2012