GLOBAL WELLNESS TRACKING ARE THE OFFICIAL SERVICE PROVIDER OF THE BASELINE YOUR BRAIN PROJECT
PEACE OF MIND FOR ACTIVE TEAMS
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OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
The process
All testing and assessment services are quality assured and guaranteed under GPTQA accredited conditions
INTERVENTION SERVICES
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If your club, workplace or school would like to host a Baseline Your Brain event for members and staff please contact our team to arrange a convenient time to plan and prepare.
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MEDIA
FAQ’s
How does eye tracking assess brain health?
When a brain injury occurs it can compromise a person’s ability to track a moving object with their eyes.
This is why medical professionals have traditionally waved a finger in front of someone’s eyes as a way to assess their brain function. Now eye tracking technologies such as EyeGuide can do the same test in a more modern, objective way to better understand the brain.
Eye tracking is not a diagnostic tool so it is still important to see a medical professional for a full assessment using the Sports Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT) or equivalent in order to diagnose a concussion and make return to play decisions.
What are the results?
Each 10 second test instantly produces a score and 9 scale ranking from “Very Superior” to “Extremely Poor”. This allows an objective baseline to be set and then changes to the score monitored over time or after a specific incident. Below is a sample profile of a player who had an incident on the sports field and how EyeGuide was used to gather data during their recovery.
Baseline Ranking: High Average
Immediately after incident: Very Poor
1 week after incident: Borderline
2 weeks after incident: High Average
