Zalesky CC, Moran TP, Koval RR, et al. - Via this study, researchers investigated the proportion of patients, who were deemed high risk for a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), that had documentation of an mTBI evaluation. Using a 3-question screen, they identified a prospective cross-section of patients at the time of triage: did an injury occur; was the mechanism consistent with mTBI; and was there a period of altered mental status. Screening of 38,621 patients was done over 16 weeks; of these, 441 (1.14%) were identified as being high risk for having an mTBI and met inclusion criteria. No mTBI evaluation documentation was identified in fewer than half of high-risk patients. mTBI discharge instructions were not provided to nearly half of patients diagnosed with an mTBI. Having an isolated head injury raised the odds of diagnosis by 2 times.