… QOL differs for individuals with TBI living in the community in comparison to people with no
… ** of the degree to which the person views his or lher needs as well met (or not) in areas of …

… The EBIQ was developed in 1997 as a measure of the subjective experience of cognitive,
emotional and social difficulties experienced by people with brain injury. There are two parallel …

… toward screening for adverse quality of life, assessing both depression and, independently,
SRHI. Because mild head injury causes healthy individuals without epilepsy to experience …

… To assess existing knowledge of quality of life (QOL) of people with traumatic brain injury
(TBI) and to make recommendations for methodologic and substantive research in this area. …

… focusing on quality of life for older head and neck cancer patients. However, older head and
… Quality of life impacts older patients decision-making, treatment planning and intensifies …

… The principal endpoints in head and neck cancer are survival with improvement of quality
of life (QoL) in cancer patients. Patients treated for head and neck cancer suffer from a number …

… predictors and indicators of quality of life in 71 patients with closed-head injury (CHI), 2-4 …
most strongly to quality of life as reported by the patients. Seventy of head injury and motor …

… head and neck-specific health status domains are distinct from those assessed by general
measures of qualityof-life (… -even by people who know me well, only by people who know me …

… We also excluded people on a palliative or supportive treatment pathway at … quality of life
and survival to be different in this small group of people, compared with the majority of people …

… Quality-of-life is therefore probably best defined as the perceived … of what a person has and
the concept of what that person wants, needs, or expects. Thus it generally reflects a person’s …