Purpose and Goals
The OSU Concussion Journal Club is a collaborative, interdisciplinary forum where students, researchers, and clinicians gather to discuss recent advancements in concussion research. Each session features a focused discussion on a peer-reviewed journal article, examining topics such as injury mechanisms, diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and long-term effects of concussions. The goal is to foster critical thinking, promote knowledge exchange, and encourage networking among individuals dedicated to advancing concussion science and improving clinical outcomes.
Meetings are held on the fourth Friday of each month from 3:30 - 4:30pm, in-person at Martha Morehouse Pavilion, Room 2310, or virtually via Microsoft Teams.
To join the mailing list, or to be sent the link to join, please email Dr. Caccese.
Upcoming Meetings
June 26 - Discussion of: Wallace TD, McCauley KL, Hodge AT, Moran TP, Porter ST, Whaley MC, Gore RK. "Use of person-centered goals to direct interdisciplinary care for military service members and Veterans with chronic mTBI and co-occurring psychological conditions." Frontiers in neurology. 2022 Nov 16;13:1015591. Link to article
July - No meeting, cancelled for summer break conflicts
August 28 - Discussion of: Arena JD, Stewart W, Schneider AL, Robinson JL, Donahue RP, Irwin DJ, Wolk DA, Lee EB, Smith DH. "Performance of traumatic encephalopathy syndrome criteria in identifying individuals with chronic traumatic encephalopathy." Nature Medicine. 2026 May 14:1-0. Link to article
September 25
October 23
November 20
December – No meeting (break for the holidays)
