… factor that may decrease family burden after pediatric traumatic brain injury. … preinjury family
burden, so we were unable to determine how much of the family burden reported after injury …

… to studying family burden … brain injury, most of the measurement and research methods
used have not made it possible to compare levels and type of burden resulting from brain injury …

… Thomsen was one of the first researchers to report that personality and emotional changes
in the head-injured person contributed more to family burden than did the physical and …

… 15 In the present study we examined injury-related burden, stress, and family adaptation
at 6 and 12 months after the baseline assessment. We also investigated clinically significant …

… Marital relationships were found to suffer the most, with the caregiver leaving the traumatic
brain injury (TBI) patient in his time of need. The Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) and family …

… The impact of traumatic brain injury (TBI) on family functioning has been a topic … family’s
perceptions of the individual with the brain injury [1±3], the impact of those perceptions on family …

… Social support has been identified as a potential mediator of the burden response in studies
of the brain injured patient [1, 28]. Brooks et al. [1], however, found no relationship between …

… economic burden that mild and moderate traumatic brain injury … Further research is needed
to estimate the economic burden … family burden, etc, but didn’t discuss costs or the economic …

… Brain injury alone may not account for family burden and distress; children's deficits are
also likely to affect the family following injury. Children with mild TBI are frequently reported to …

… burden and factors related to it were examined in a sample of 180 relatives of moderately to
severely traumatically brain injured (… Caring for a family member with a traumatic brain injury. …