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Published on: January 30, 2018
Vocational rehabilitation for clients with cognitive and behavioral disorders associated with traumatic brain injury
1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Jikei University School of Medicine, Komae city, Tokyo, Japan. wa2ta@hs.tmu.ac.jp
Objective:
To report on functional outcomes of clients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) admitted to a sub-acute rehabilitation hospital and rehabilitation facility in Japan.
Participants:
The subjects included 300 adults with TBI who underwent a rehabilitation in-patient program at the hospital at the Kanagawa Rehabilitation Center.
Methods:
Individual and group programs were designed for TBI clients using an interdisciplinary teamwork model including supported employment. All clients were evaluated by the Barthel Index, WAIS-R, and social outcome.
Results:
Overall, at discharge from the hospital, 46.4% of 300 clients were placed in gainful employment or returned to the school they had attended previously.
Conclusions:
Despite a high prevalence of cognitive and behavioral disorders after moderate-to-severe TBI, long-term functional improvement is likely to occur in clients with TBI. Greater gains in both physical and cognitive functions are made through a multidisciplinary, wide-ranging, comprehensive approach to rehabilitation.
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