Posts Tagged ‘sarah-jane-brain-project’
Improving Brain Health Outcomes with Tech, Incentives and Comparative Effectiveness Research
Malpractice Methodology (New York Times OpEd by Peter Orszag) Right now, health care is more evidence-free than you might think. And even where evidence-based clinical guidelines exist, research suggests that doctors follow them only about half of the time. One estimate suggests that it takes 17 years on average to incorporate new research findings into…
Read MoreThe Future of Cognitive Enhancement and Mental Health: Meet the Experts
Since 2006, as part of the research supporting The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness and SharpBrains’ market reports, we have interviewed dozens of leading-edge scientists and experts. Below are some of our favorite quotes and interviews — you can read the full interview notes by clicking on the links: Conversations in 2010 “…putting good evidence to work in…
Read MorePABI Plan: Reinventing Brain Care Through Policy, Standards, Tech, Neuroinformatics
Today, in honor of both Brain Awareness Week (March 15–21) and Brain Injury Awareness Month (March), it is my pleasure to interview Patrick Donohue, founder of the Sarah Jane Brain Project, a foundation launched in 2007 with the explicit aim to create a model system for children suffering from all Pediatric Acquired Brain Injuries, and…
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