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期刊名:Brain impairment

缩写:BRAIN IMPAIR

ISSN:1443-9646

e-ISSN:1839-5252

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Ella-Rose Minter,Lee Cubis,Eve Roseingrave et al. Ella-Rose Minter et al.
Background People with disability and complex needs frequently face long hospitalisations. They also risk being discharged without adequate housing and supports. Hospital discharge planning is crucial for a safe and effective transition to ...
Deborah L Snell,Josh W Faulkner,Jonathan A Williman et al. Deborah L Snell et al.
Objectives To examine associations between subjective and objective cognitive problems, and factors potentially modifying these relationships, after mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Methods Treatment-seeking adults (n =95) were assessed ...
Mark Brown,Kate D&#x;Cruz,Stacey Oliver et al. Mark Brown et al.
Background The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) looms large in the lives of Australians with disability. This qualitative study aimed to better understand the experiences of NDIS participants interacting with the scheme in the ma...
Liana S Cahill,Lauren J Christie,Danielle Sansonetti et al. Liana S Cahill et al.
Background The transition from inpatient rehabilitation to community living is a challenging time for adults with acquired brain injury (ABI). This study aimed to investigate barriers to evidence-based discharge practices in inpatient ABI r...
Jason Bransby-Bell,Christian Minett,Liesel Jeffers et al. Jason Bransby-Bell et al.
Background Adults with traumatic brain injuries frequently encounter challenges with cognitive, emotional, physical and communicative function, and they require specialist rehabilitation and support. The aim of this study was to identify an...
Michelle Kelly,Michelle Kelly,Simon Mierendorff et al. Michelle Kelly et al.
Background Mild cognitive impairment affects over 15% of adults aged 50+ years and is a primary risk indicator for dementia. Although access to assessment is crucial, many older adults face barriers to in-person evaluation. Methods This stu...
Christina L Ekegren,Candice McBain,Libby Callaway et al. Christina L Ekegren et al.
Background Despite experiencing complex health needs, there are limited targeted resources to assist older adults with traumatic brain injury (TBI) to age well. This report aims to describe the co-design and co-production of a tailored reso...
Benjamin D Diplock,Alexey Urusov,Alisa Torchia et al. Benjamin D Diplock et al.
Objective To identify and examine whether evidence-based psychological interventions reduce externalising behaviours in persons who sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in childhood and adolescence. Methods This systematic review used t...
Fleur Vermeer,Nikita Frankenmolen,Tobias Coppes et al. Fleur Vermeer et al.
Background Maladaptive illness perceptions are known to contribute to the development of persistent post-concussive symptoms 3-6months after mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), but it is unclear which role these perceptions play in the chro...