Projects
Publications
- Traumatic Brain Injury, Offutt, S., Winter 2005
Discusses traumatic brain injury (TBI) prevalence, causes, services needed, and the TBI planning grant.
- Findings from the North Dakota Assessment of Traumatic Brain Injury Needs and Resources, Muus, K., Offutt, S., Cogan, M., Medalen, R., & Haugen, E., November 2005
Through the North Dakota Department of Health’s
federally-funded TBI Planning grant, Center for Rural Health researchers and project staff conducted an assessment of needs and resources for persons with TBI and their families in the state. The findings of the assessment are discussed in this report.
Presentations
- North Dakota Traumatic Brain Injury State Partnership Grant
Presented by Offutt, S., Wagner, S., Gibbens, B., & Kruger, R. on
Oct 30,
2007 at the Traumatic Brain Injury State Partnership Grant Advisory Committee Meeting, Bismarck, ND.
- Achieve Maximum Impact With Your Message
Presented by Offutt, S., Sande, K., & Scurry, A. on
May 17,
2007 at the National Rural Health Association Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK.
- Effects of Pesticide Exposure on Learning and Development
Presented by Moulton, P., Petros, T., Pyle, S., Ferraro, R., Kerr, P., Offutt, S., & Barr, D. on
Sep 19,
2006 at the Regional Children’s Environmental Health Summit, Vail, CO.
- Barriers to Services for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury
Presented by Muus, K., Cogan, M., Offutt, S., & Medalen, R. on
Mar 9,
2006 at the Federal Traumatic Brain Injury Interagency Conference, Bethesda, MD.
Poster presentation that outlines the barriers to services for persons with traumatic brain injury.
- Focusing on Traumatic Brain Injury in North Dakota
Presented by Offutt, S., Medalen, R., & Muus, K. on
Mar 8,
2005 at the Dakota Conference on Rural and Public Health, Bismarck, ND.
Poster presentation outlining the activities of the North Dakota Traumatic Brain Injury Planning grant.
- Healthcare Challenges of Rural North Dakota: Successful Strategies for Healthy Communities
Presented by Offutt, S. & Miller, M. on
Mar 8,
2005 at the Dakota Conference on Rural and Public Health, Bismarck, ND.
Offers a strategy for community engagement based on the process used for the "Rural Health Dialogues."
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