Community integration following multidisciplinary rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury
Brain InjuryPublished 1 January 2003
Tamara E. Goranson, Roger E. Graves, Deborah Sue Allison, Ron La Freniere
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Overall, multidisciplinary rehabilitation appeared to increase personal independence and multivariate analysis can reveal the relative importance of multiple predictors of outcome.
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Overall, multidisciplinary rehabilitation appeared to increase personal independence. It is also concluded that: (1) multivariate analysis can reveal the relative importance of multiple predictors of outcome; (2) different predictors may predict different aspects of outcome; and (3) more sensitive and specific outcome measures are needed.
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