A home program of rehabilitation for moderately severe traumatic brain injury patients

Deborah L. Warden; Andres M. Salazar; Elisabeth Moy Martin; Karen A. Schwab; Maty Coyle; Joan Walter; Steven Braverman; Reginald Cole; Michael Bamdad; Jack Spector; Richard Ellenbogen; Tracey Ellis; Maria Graves; Patricia Knapp; Tara Coleman; Judith Brooks; Kelly Gourdin; Mia Price; Jose Valls; Mary Pyne; James Smirniotopolis; Ashish Mody; Mary M. Rosner; James Ecklund

doi:10.1097/00001199-200010000-00003

A home program of rehabilitation for moderately severe traumatic brain injury patients

Deborah L. Warden^*, Andres M. Salazar, Elisabeth Moy Martin, Karen A. Schwab, Maty Coyle, Joan Walter, Steven Braverman, Reginald Cole, Michael Bamdad, Jack Spector, Richard Ellenbogen, Tracey Ellis, Maria Graves, Patricia Knapp, Tara Coleman, Judith Brooks, Kelly Gourdin, Mia Price, Jose Valls, Mary PyneJames Smirniotopolis, Ashish Mody, Mary M. Rosner, James Ecklund

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Abstract

We have recently reported the results of a prospective controlled randomized trial comparing home versus inpatient cognitive rehabilitation for patients with moderate to severe head injury. That study showed no overall difference in outcomes between the two groups.¹ In this article, we provide further details of the home program arm of the study. All patients in the home program received medical treatment as needed, a multidisciplinary in-hospital evaluation, and TBI counseling before entering the eight-week home program, which then included guidance on home activities, as well as weekly telephone calls from a psychiatric nurse.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1092-1102
Number of pages	11
Journal	Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
Volume	15
Issue number	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1097/00001199-200010000-00003
State	Published - Oct 2000
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Brain injuries
Home activities
Home rehabilitation
Outcome
Telephone monitoring

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Warden, D. L., Salazar, A. M., Martin, E. M., Schwab, K. A., Coyle, M., Walter, J., Braverman, S., Cole, R., Bamdad, M., Spector, J., Ellenbogen, R., Ellis, T., Graves, M., Knapp, P., Coleman, T., Brooks, J., Gourdin, K., Price, M., Valls, J., ... Ecklund, J. (2000). A home program of rehabilitation for moderately severe traumatic brain injury patients. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 15(5), 1092-1102. https://doi.org/10.1097/00001199-200010000-00003

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