School Nurse TBI Toolkit Survey

Thank you for taking the time to complete this voluntary survey. Your responses are completely anonymous and your feedback is invaluable.

To support the mission and validity of this survey, we ask that this survey be completed by Tennessee Licensed School Health professionals only.

Survey Purpose: To help the Tennessee Department of Health and Brain Links better understand school nurses' knowledge and use of the:
- Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) Pediatric Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) Guideline
- Tennessee Department of Health's Return to Learn/Return to Play (RTL/RTP): Concussion Management Guidelines
- Brain Links' TBI Toolkit for School Nurses
1. What best fits your work specialty? (Select one please)

School NurseSchool Nurse AdministratorStudent NurseOther
2. Are you familiar with the CDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline for healthcare providers? It consists of 19 sets of clinical recommendations that cover diagnosis, prognosis, management and treatment.

YesNoNot Applicable
3. Which of these CDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline Supplemental Materials have you utilized? (Check all that apply)

CDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline Checklist for Healthcare Providers Treating Children 18 Years of Age and YoungerCDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline Management and Treatment RecommendationsCDC HEADS UP School Letter - Returning to School After a Concussion
4. Have you experienced any barriers in accessing or using the CDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline and clinical recommendations? (Check all that apply)

NoYes, materials are not readily availableYes, limited supply of printed handouts for patients and familiesYes, lack of culturally diverse materials (electronic or printed)Yes, challenges to uploading materials into patient portal, electronic health record and/or in an office management software systemOther
5. Are you familiar with Tennessee's RTL/RTP: Concussion Management Guidelines?

YesNo
6. Have you experienced any barriers in accessing or using Tennessee's RTL/RTP: Concussion Management Guideline? (Check all that apply)

NoYes, materials are not readily availableYes, limited supply of printed handouts for patients and familiesYes, lack of culturally diverse materials (electronic or printed)Yes, challenges to uploading materials into patient portal, electronic health record and/or in an office management software systemOther
7. Have you accessed or used Brain Links' TBI Toolkit for School Nurses?

YesNo
8. Have you experienced any barriers in accessing or using the Brain Links' TBI Toolkits?

YesNoOther
If you chose other from above, please explain:
9. Did you know that Brain Links’ free TBI Toolkits includes both the CDC Pediatric mTBI Guideline and the TN RTL/RTP: Concussion Management Guidelines?

YesNo
10. What is the easiest way for you to access resources? (Select all that apply)

Email communications with linkSocial Media reminders with linksProfessional publications with linksPrinted materialsVirtual or in-person meetings and conferencesOther
If you have questions, please contact Brain Links at tbi@tndisability.org
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