Q&A About School Re-Entry After a Concussion - The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (8 of 8)
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Channel: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia · 2013 · Science & Technology
Dr. Grady explains why there are different recommendations for each student with a concussion. He talks about the return-to-learn plan to help with a faster, smoother recovery. He also answers the following questions: - Does the school need to follow the exact recommendations from physicians? - Why doctors may clear kids to play when they are still symptomatic in the school setting? To learn more about concussions and how they're treated at CHOP, go to http://chop.edu/concussion.
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