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TBI Services and Prevention Council
The TBI Services and Prevention Council is made up of twenty-eight survivors, family members, providers and professionals who help to guide MDCH and other public agencies in implementing the TBI systems change efforts. This includes serving as advisors in regard to the federal HRSA/MCHB TBI grant. The full Council meets quarterly and its committees - Training, Data, Prevention, and Policy & Procedures - usually meet in between those meetings.
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Reports
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Highlights of the MDCH Traumatic Brain Injury Project: 2007-08
This report highlights the accomplishments of the Michigan TBI initiative. This, the 9th year of the TBI project in Michigan, saw improvements in the free online TBI training, continued outreach to veterans with TBI and dissemination of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) materials about concussions in youth sports.
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Highlights of the MDCH Traumatic Brain Injury Project: 2005-06
During 2005 and 2006, Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) acted to fulfill a number of goals set out in the 2004 report: Addressing Michigan's Public Service Gaps for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury. This report highlights those accomplishments.
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Addressing Michigan's Public Service Gaps for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury
(Full Report) (Executive Summary)
This report, published in October of 2004, summarizes the findings of a five-year study on how to best address the needs of the estimated 200,000 Michigan citizens who are living with a disability due to TBI. The report provides TBI policy recommendations, including a profile of TBI in Michigan, data on use and cost of healthcare by people with TBI in Michigan, consumer case studies, and the results of a pilot test of enhanced service delivery protocols.
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