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Protocol for Development of Guidelines for Rapid Restoration of Readiness

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Combat and sport require individuals to be ready for successful completion of the task at hand. Cognitive readiness and attention may be impaired for many reasons, including concussion or subconcussive injury, insufficient sleep, fatigue, or any other disruption or deviation of baseline physiology....

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Discussion

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Clinical Takeaway

No actionable change for audiologists; this is a protocol paper for guideline development in a military/sports cognitive-readiness context with minimal direct audiology relevance.

Why It Matters

Guidelines on rapid cognitive restoration in combat and sport contexts may intersect with audiology when hearing loss, concussion, or blast exposure underlies impaired readiness.

Key Points
  1. 01This is a protocol paper describing how clinical guidelines will be developed, not the guidelines themselves.
  2. 02The focus is on rapid restoration of cognitive readiness and attention in military and sport settings.
  3. 03Multiple causes of cognitive impairment are addressed, potentially including blast-related hearing and balance disorders.
  4. 04No clinical recommendations have yet been issued from this protocol.
  5. 05Audiology relevance is indirect, primarily through comorbid blast injury and concussion pathways.
Research metadata
PMID
42592565
DOI
10.1227/neuprac.0000000000000274.
Journal
Neurosurgical Practice
Publication type
research_article
Evidence level
na
Population
Combat personnel and athletes at risk for cognitive impairment
Intervention
Guideline development protocol for rapid cognitive readiness restoration

Primary outcomes

Development of evidence-based guidelines for rapid cognitive readiness restoration

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