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Structured Task Self Appraisal (STSA) is a forensic rehabilitation method to assess job-relevant functional limitations. This approach guides neurorehabilitation services for individuals returning to competitive employment after neurologic injury.

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  • Work-oriented neurorehabilitation is crucial for returning to competitive employment post-neurologic illness or injury.
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  • To provide postgraduate education on tools and methods for return-to-work challenges.
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Main Results:

  • Introduction of Structured Task Self Appraisal (STSA), a forensic rehabilitation method.
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Conclusions:

  • O*NET data on occupational tasks and abilities can be systematically analyzed.
  • This analysis provides essential workplace context for neurorehabilitation services.