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Did You Know?
Help Seniors Live Better, Longer: Prevent Brain Injury" is a CDC initiative to raise awareness among children and other caregivers of older adults about ways to prevent, recognize, and respond to TBI in adults 75 and older. Click here for more information.
Assisting state government in promoting partnerships and building systems to meet the needs of individuals with brain injury and their families.
Brain injury policy, program, and service resources for state employees and others interested in state government.
New Policy Paper Update: State & Federal Medicaid Policies Resulting from the DRA of 2005, Implications on Individuals with TBI, March 2008. Click Here to Read!
Influence Public Policy
- Action Alert: On Monday, April 28, 2008, President Bush signed into law, S. 793, the "Traumatic Brain Injury Act of 2008. Read More!
- Legislative News: NASHIA and other organizations support increased funding for TBI Act and NIDRR TBI Programs. See April 22, 2008 Capitol News for further information.(a Members Only section)
- Talking Points: FY 2009 Appropriations HR 1418 S793 Talking Points 2008
- State Watch: Highlights or full-text archive (members only).
- Capitol News: Highlights or full-text archive (members only).
- Legislative Grid: Excel (79k)
- Key Documents: Reauthorization of the Traumatic
Brain Injury Act Summary
and Legislative Priorities
Network & Learn
- 2008 SOS: September 9-12 in Williamsburg, Virginia
- Hot Off the Presses: Order the National Directory of State Government Brain Injury Contacts today!
- Order your copy of the Summary of 2005-2006 State Legislation Impacting Brain Injury Report!
Share Resources
- TBICS Share yours and find others’ TBI-related products and successful strategies.
- TBISERV Listserv Query your colleagues via the Federal TBI Program’s listserv.
- TBIState Listserv Query other NASHIA member State Agency employees via this listserv.
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