… brain injury units have evolved over the past 20 years in recognition of the unique needs of
TBI patients with specific models of care to provide a continuum of rehabilitation services for …

… survivors received any rehabilitation services. A brief … rehabilitation, a telephone follow-up
may identify those who would potentially benefit from additional rehabilitation services…

… in rehabilitation may be hindered by the barriers (logistical and psychological) they encounter.
However, rehabilitation services … This paper describes how one rehabilitation service has …

… , but when service provider and patient do not share the same language, another layer of
complexity is added to the effective provision of brain injury rehabilitation services. In broader …

… multidisciplinary rehabilitation service for severe head injury, … jury until the start of rehabilitation,
and yet many studies fail … to evaluate traumatic brain injury rehabilitation would utilize a …

… : successfully employed, services interrupted, and no services provided. Their results …
rehabilitation services, and individuals should not therefore be deemed ineligible for such services …

… works best in brain injury rehabilitation. Reasoning behind … characteristics which determined
rehabilitation effectiveness. … to be managed within separate services. The authors are not …

… The epidemiology of TBI, including incidence, prevalence, etiology, and natural history, can
guide our estimates of the demand for and range of required TBI rehabilitation services. Data …

… Rehabilitation services for patients with brain injury have been slower to develop than
those with other disabilitites, but have rapidly improved over the past 10-15 years. A range of …

… the equity of brain injury rehabilitation services to rural and remote … services. Methods:
Semi-structured interviews were used to gather information from people with acquired brain injury (…