
Promoting recovery of consciousness through early intervention and long-term support #awakeninghope #WorldComaDay
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🧠 Traumatic brain injury prognostication remains one of the most complex challenges in neurocritical care. Join the Consciousness Prognostication and Recovery Consortium for Traumatic Brain Injury Neuroprognostication Guidelines in Practice: bit.ly/4ysyWNc
🧠 Join us tomorrow at #NCS2026 for the Curing Coma Scientific Advisory Council (SAC) Special Session. Learn about ongoing initiatives, emerging research, and collaborative efforts aimed at improving recovery for people with disorders of consciousness. Open to all attendees!
Join leading experts in Switzerland, to explore the latest advances in detecting covert consciousness, supporting recovery, restoring communication and navigating the ethical challenges of caring for patients with disorders of consciousness: bit.ly/3VmlUDa
Join a global community of patients, families, healthcare professionals and advocates on March 22 for World Coma Day. The all-day virtual event features inspiring recovery stories, educational sessions, expert presentations, and special messages from around the world.
Share your feedback to improve the Common Consent Elements for Research Involving Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (CCE-DoC), a newly published framework developed to standardize and strengthen consent practices in DoC research! redcap.link/cce-doc-feedback
Learn more about Cognitive Motor Dissociation & Covert Consciousness: A Roadmap to Diagnosis and Treatment, a two-day hybrid symposium taking place October 5-6. Register to attend today: bit.ly/3UZmKFA
Share your feedback to improve the Common Consent Elements for Research Involving Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (CCE-DoC), a newly published framework developed to standardize and strengthen consent practices in DoC research! redcap.link/cce-doc-feedback
🎧 Do we have the education we need to provide optimal care for patients with disorders of consciousness?
Join Lauren Koffman, DO, MS, and guests Shraddha Mainali, Sahar Zafar, and Brooke Murtaugh on the NCS podcast and listen now: ncspodcast.libsyn.com/curren…
Share your feedback to improve the Common Consent Elements for Research Involving Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (CCE-DoC), a newly published framework developed to standardize and strengthen consent practices in DoC research! redcap.link/cce-doc-feedback
Are you a patient, family or caregiver who has lived through or cared for a patient in coma or a disorder of consciousness? The Curing Coma® Patient & Family Advisory Council is recruiting advisors to help shape research, education, and policy. Details: curingcoma.org/Get-Involved/…
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When Stephen Moskovits suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, his family faced an uncertain future. Through determination, rehabilitation, advocacy, and unwavering support, he found his way back to the life he loves: bit.ly/4w7MyMO
The Curing Coma Campaign Ethics Workgroup recently published Common Consent Elements for research involving persons with disorders of consciousness (CCE-DoC): bit.ly/4gL7S6A
Share your feedback to improve the Common Consent Elements for Research Involving Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (CCE-DoC), a newly published framework developed to standardize and strengthen consent practices in DoC research! redcap.link/cce-doc-feedback
Hope. Resilience. Recovery.
Explore the Curing Coma Stories of Hope video series and hear firsthand accounts that shine a light on the realities of coma recovery and the lives touched along the way.
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Are you planning to study on a patient with a coma or disorder of consciousness? Use the common data elements (CDEs) for DoCs. Available for free download: zenodo.org/records/8172359
Millions of patients and families are impacted by coma and disorders of consciousness. Your donation helps fuel the research and innovation needed to improve outcomes and transform lives.
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🌟 Member Spotlight: DaiWai Olson, PhD, RN, CCRN, FNCS
Congratulations to Dr. Olson on receiving the DAISY Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring his decades of leadership and impact in neurocritical care and the Curing Coma® Campaign.
👉 Read more: bit.ly/4gEay5M
Consider attending the "Covert Consciousness: Detection and Treatment" Challenge Workshop in Switzerland from October 15-19, led by Christof Koch and Michael Young. More information here: bit.ly/4oKM3G8
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Do you provide care for someone with a disorder of consciousness or know patient families who do? DOC 101 is a support group for caregivers of severe brain injury survivors. It is open to individuals in the U.S. who have been providing care to someone with a disorder of consciousness for at least 1 year. The group is facilitated by mental health providers from Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC). For more information, email: [email protected].
Big ideas start small. Apply now for the Curing Coma® Small Grants for Big Ideas, supporting early‑stage research that strengthens neurocritical care science and accelerates future discovery. Earn up to $10k; apply by July 1: bit.ly/4xUZCHt




















