Neuropsychiatric intervention in the rehabilitation of head injured patients.
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Among a group of 45 severely head-injured clients in a post-acute rehabilitation programme, the clients' awareness of deficits and readiness to change are examined in relation to performance in treatment. Results lend qualified support to the hypothesis that head-injured clients who are aware of their deficits tend to have better treatment performance as rated by their therapists. Implications for measuring these constructs, matching treatment strategies to specific stages of change, and future investigation of the full application of these findings, are discussed.
The context in which staff-family conflict occurs in the TBI rehabilitation setting is outlined including the sources of stress specific to each group and the needs of family members during the recovery process. The ways in which both family members and professionals exacerbate the conflict are described, followed by implications for facility management posture, programme development, and research.
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