Traumatic brain injury is a multi-faceted condition that affects individuals on physical,
cognitive, and emotional levels. The study investigated the relationship between depression …

Following a service evaluation methodology, this paper reports on registered nurses'(RNs)
and healthcare assistants'(HCAs) perceptions about education and training requirements in …

Parenting following acquired brain injury (ABI) has received little empirical or clinical
investigation. The current study aimed to explore the challenges facing fathers following ABI …

This paper reports on the exploration of relatives' perceptions about the need for education
and training of nurses (registered nurses and healthcare assistants) who work with people …

DESCRIPTION OF THE DISORDER raumatic brain injury (TBI), also referred to as head
injury or acquired brain injury, is a dysfunction of the brain that results from a physical force …

Background: A traumatic brain injury is a potentially devastating injury. The family responds
to this injury by supporting the individual and their recovery but is perceived as being at risk …

Despite plentiful research on the physical, psychological, and emotional demands on adult
child caregivers, there are few studies that highlight developmental issues in the adult …

Background: People with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) constitute a significant patient care
population: every year almost 8 million brain injuries are diagnosed worldwide. Social …

Notoriously known as the 'silent epidemic', Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) has reached
worldwide epidemic proportions. While ABIs are manifested in individuals, families' lives are …

A brain tumor diagnosis is traumatic and has a devastating impact upon the caregiver and
the family unit. The effects of the tumor growth and treatment often cause significant …