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PABI Plan - The Sarah Jane Brain Project

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Program Director/Principal Investigator (Last, First, Middle):<br />

End Date: 07/31/2010<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Goals: <strong>The</strong> goal of this research is to demonstrate the capacity to improve management of mTBI presenting to the Emergency<br />

Department by the systematic application of the Acute Concussion Evaluation (ACE) and the ACE Care <strong>Plan</strong>. We will conduct a pilot<br />

implementation study that will provide important evidence for improving identification, diagnosis and management of mTBI in the<br />

ED setting. Specific Aim 1. Evaluate the feasibility of the ACE and ACE Care <strong>Plan</strong> for standardized implementation in the ED<br />

setting. Specific Aim 2. Determine if the ACE-ED and ACE-ED Care <strong>Plan</strong> can be implemented by the ED staff and disseminated to<br />

the Primary Care Providers (PCP). Specific Aim 3. Determine if routine use of the ACE-ED and ACE-ED Care <strong>Plan</strong> will improve<br />

patient/family follow-up behavior and patient recovery.<br />

Title: Outcome Measurement of mTBI in Children and Adolescents (7528)<br />

Source: CDC CCU323352-03<br />

Status: Completed<br />

Role: Principal Investigator<br />

% Effort: 35<br />

Start Date: 09/30/2003<br />

End Date: 12/31/2008<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Goals: <strong>The</strong> major goal of this study is to develop and validate a test battery for children, 5-18 years, that is easily administered<br />

by technical personnel, portable, and repeatable while sensitive in detecting and monitoring neurocognitive and behavioral outcomes<br />

of mTBI. <strong>The</strong> test will be developed and normed on over 1,000 children across the 5-18 year age range, examining performance in<br />

boys and girls and at-risk children with learning and attentional problems. 160 children and adolescents (80 boys, 80 girls) who have<br />

sustained mTBI will be recruited from the CNMC Emergency Dept. and the UPMC/ CNMC Sports Concussion programs and<br />

followed serially during the first two weeks post-injury and up to one year to detect deficits and monitor recovery outcome in<br />

cognitive performance and real-world home and school functioning.<br />

Title: Neurobehavioral and Psychosocial Evaluation Core (General Clinical Research Center) (Mark Batshaw, M.D.,<br />

Principal Investigator) (0198)<br />

Source: NIH 5 P30 HD40677-08 (Gallo, PI)<br />

Status: Active<br />

Role: Director, Core Laboratory<br />

% Effort: 10<br />

Start Date: 07/01/02<br />

End Date: 11/30/2009<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Goals: 1) provide access to an extensive battery of neuropsychological testing services; 2) develop and administer<br />

neurobehavioral tasks for relevant protocols; 3) provide consultation to GCRC investigators on the proper design and use of<br />

neurobehavioral and neuropsychological measures in research studies; and 4) train investigators and their staff in the use of these<br />

measures.<br />

Title: Neurobehavioral Evaluation Core (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center) (V. Gallo, PhD,<br />

Principal Investigator) (0198)<br />

Source: NIH<br />

Status: Active<br />

Role: Director, Core Laboratory<br />

% Effort: 5<br />

Start Date: 07/01/2006<br />

End Date: 06/30/2011<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Goals: 1) provide access to an extensive battery of neuropsychological testing services; 2) develop and administer<br />

neurobehavioral tasks for neuroimaging protocols, including fMRI projects through the Neuroimaging Core; 3) provide consultation to<br />

IDDRC investigators on the proper design and use of neurobehavioral and neuropsychological measures in research studies; and 4)<br />

train investigators and their staff in the use of these measures.<br />

Title: Neurofibromatosis Consortium (R. Packer, M.D., Principal Investigator)<br />

Source: DoD<br />

Status: Active<br />

Role: Chair, Neurocognitive Committee<br />

% Effort: 10<br />

St. Date 07/01/2006<br />

End Date 12/31/2011<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Goals: Provide leadership and guidance to the Neurocognitive committee in developing research protocols that investigate the<br />

neuropsychological outcomes in NF clinical trials.<br />

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