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Support Groups

Patient and Family Support

On the right is a list of brain diseases, disorders, and trauma commonly treated in the NCCU with related links to the leading organizations working to inform, educate, and help patients and families cope with these medical conditions. These organizations sponsor support groups and may provide other services including online message boards, information and resources, workshops, financial assistance, durable medical equipment loan closets, and respite care. Also included are national and local organizations which provide grief counseling and support groups to families and friends after the death of a loved one.

Support groups are composed of individuals, family members, and friends who gather regularly to share common concerns, provide support to one another, and to obtain information relating to various aspects of the disease or issue. The meetings provide an opportunity to discuss experiences and feelings and to share information and solutions to common problems. Please contact the appropriate organization and they can give you information on the support groups held in your area and other services they offer which may assist you or your loved one.

 

The Big Chill

Romer Geocadin and Nitish ThankorDrs. Romer Geocadin and Nitish Thakor investigate how "chilling" the brain helps after cardiac arrest. Read More

Two Neuro ICUs, One Standard of Care

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The NCCU's at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Bayview share the same physicians. Read more


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Dome Read the Dome article about the Nation's first ICU established at The Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center 50 years ago.

Hypertonic Saline Found to Reverse Transtentorial Herniation

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Read the article from the March 2008 issue of Neurology Today reporting on this finding by Hopkins researchers.

 

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