Post Concussion Symptom Scale
Use of the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale: The athlete should fill out the form, on his or her own, in order to give a subjective value for each symptom. This form can be used with each encounter to track the athlete’s progress towards the resolution of symptoms. Many athletes may have some of these reported
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