Providing Hawaii's physically active community and medical community with evidence based research education, support and resources to manage concussions.
Now in its seventh year, the 2018 Concussion Summit, presented by the Queen's Center for Sports Medicine, will cover a range of topics including implementation of Return to Learn and early Return to Activity, as well as early specialization in sports, overuse injuries and possible preventative measures.
Dr. Jennifer King defines what a concussion is and provides some common symptoms to be aware of if a concussion is suspected. » learn more
HCAMP BrainSpace is an information and resource portal for Students, Parents, Athletes, Coaches and Educators. Select a concussion training course from the options below to begin.
Designed for coaches, officials, and other stakeholders. Completion of this training course fufills the HHSAA requirement for concussion awareness.
Provides information and training for coaches, educators, officials, and other stakeholders involved in youth leagues and community organizations.
Designed to provide educators of all grade levels information on the nature and recovery process surrounding concussions, with a focus on Return to Learn.
For faculty and staff working with students in Kindergarten through fifth grade.
For faculty and staff working with students in sixth through eighth grade.
For faculty and staff working with students in ninth through twelfth grade.
