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Glenn Kelly1,2, Grahame Simpson3,4,5
1Private practice, Melbourne, Australia.
Brain Injury
|March 3, 2023
Summary
Behavior support interventions effectively reduced sexualized behavior post acquired brain injury (ABI). The Behavior Support Elements Checklist (BSEC) tool details these interventions, aiding service improvement.
Area of Science:
- Neuroscience
- Psychology
- Rehabilitation Medicine
Background:
- Behavioral dysregulation is a significant challenge following acquired brain injury (ABI).
- Previous work demonstrated success in reducing post-ABI sexualized behavior using multi-element behavior support.
- This study details the specific intervention elements employed.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the intervention elements used to manage behavior dysregulation post-ABI.
- To introduce and explain the Behavior Support Elements Checklist (BSEC) tool.
- To provide a framework for recording and analyzing behavior support practices.
Main Methods:
- The Behavior Support Elements Checklist (BSEC) was utilized to summarize intervention elements.
- The BSEC categorizes interventions targeting the individual, support network, or environment.
- Data on 173 recommended intervention elements were analyzed.
Main Results:
- An average of seven intervention elements were used per participant.
- Interventions incorporated elements from all three BSEC categories.
- Environmental modifications were rated most effective, with meaningful activities showing high efficacy.
Conclusions:
- The BSEC can enhance service delivery, identify training needs, and guide resource allocation.
- The checklist facilitates recording and analysis of clinical practices.
- The BSEC is adaptable to various service contexts beyond its initial development.
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