1-7-11 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 12-11-10. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
9-7-10 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 09-04-10. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
These guidelines are posted on the Brain Injury Network web site under the Public Policy Index Section. Thus far the Brain Injury Network has adopted over 70 public policies that involve issues of importance to the brain injury survivor community.
9-7-10 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 06-12-10. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
These guidelines are posted on the Brain Injury Network web site under the Public Policy Index Section. Thus far the Brain Injury Network has adopted over 70 public policies that involve issues of importance to the brain injury survivor community.
6-10-10 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 03-11-10. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
These guidelines are posted on the Brain Injury Network web site under the Public Policy Index Section. Thus far the Brain Injury Network has adopted over 60 public policies that involve issues of importance to the brain injury survivor community.
5-6-10 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization operated for and by ABI (which includes TBI) survivors, has prepared a list of criteria that will help survivors assess (evaluate) online brain injury social communities. The article on the subject is available on the BIN website under the section Online Community.
3-19-10 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 12-28-09. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
These guidelines are posted on the Brain Injury Network web site under the Public Policy Index Section. Thus far the Brain Injury Network has adopted over 50 public policies that involve issues of importance to the brain injury survivor community.
12-05-09 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is calling for the medical community to adopt a brain injury classification entitled "Post Traumatic Brain Injury Syndrome". See also the Dear Medical Community article and the Post TBI Syndrome Public Policy section.
12-2-09 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 09-12-09. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
9-14-09 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 6-13-09. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
6-14-09 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 2-20-09. The board members are brain injury survivors. The new policies involved the following topics:
2-22-09 The Brain Injury Network, a USA national and international nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce that several new public policies were approved by the Board of Directors 10-18-08. The board members are brain injury survivors. The policies involved the following topics:
