Die Erhebung von kommunikativ-pragmatischen Fähigkeiten und                     Lebensqualität nach Schädel-Hirn-Trauma

Falkowska, Zofia; Heider, Nathalie; Resch, Katharina; Royko, Julia; Büttner-Kunert, Julia

doi:10.1024/1016-264x/a000336

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“…The search strategy was performed on the title, the publication date of the literature was restricted from 2010-01-31 to 2023-01-31. We chose a time period comparable to a previous scoping review by this group of authors (Falkowska et al, 2021), covering the period from 2010 to 2023. Depending on the database, the results were either filtered by adulthood or filtered manually according to the age group.…”

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Digital participation in traumatic brain injury: scoping review about assessment tools for computer-mediated communication

Büttner-Kunert,

Royko,

Resch

et al. 2023

Front. Commun.

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BackgroundIndividuals with chronic traumatic brain injury (TBI) are often affected by communication disorders which might have an impact on their social participation. Due to possible cognitive and communicative disabilities, as well as impairments of social cognitive skills, individuals with TBI have been observed to exhibit difficulties in maintaining and establishing social relationships, resulting in a greater risk of social isolation. This applies to both in-person as well as computer-mediated communication (CMC), which is considered an integral part of everyday life. Research on digital participation in the TBI population has focused on the possible challenges and barriers, but also on the benefits of CMC for social interactions. Guidelines from professional societies recommend questionnaires and checklists for assessing restrictions of communicative participation (e.g., ASHA, INCOG). However, there is no overview of whether the available instruments can capture digital aspects of participation or social media use in TBI.AimIn this scoping review, following the PRISMA criteria, we aimed to provide an overview over currently available instruments that help assess CMC use as a measure of digital participation in the TBI population.MethodThe databases Web of Science Core Collection, Ovid, PsycInfo and Psyndex were screened for publications between the years 2013 and 2023 with relevant search terms referring to social participation, assessment tools, CMC and the target group, in order to find suitable tools to assess digital participation in individuals with TBI. In a multistage selection process following the PRISMA criteria, the instruments found were examined in terms of items that assess digital participation. The outcome of the review is an overview of the status quo of potentially available instruments that capture aspects of CMC.ResultsFollowing a screening on title/abstract and full-text level, a total of 10 studies could be identified that present assessment tools that evaluate CMC use as a measure of digital participation in the TBI population. Said studies were analyzed and compared in terms of content according to the selected parameters.ConclusionDigital participation is an important aspect of everyday lives for individuals with TBI. Therefore, CMC should be an integral part of rehabilitation. The existing appropriate questionnaires uncovered in the current study should therefore be applied routinely to detect impairments in CMC and digital participation. Overall, however, there is still a great need for research in the field of CMC, both regarding methods for measuring digital participation disorders as well as resources.Systematic Review Registrationhttps://www.germanistik.uni-muenchen.de/forschung/proj_gl/review_participation_tbi.pdf.

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Digital participation in traumatic brain injury: scoping review about assessment tools for computer-mediated communication

Büttner-Kunert,

Royko,

Resch

et al. 2023

Front. Commun.

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“…Various reviews highlight that the consequences of severe TBI can have a negative impact on social and occupational participation as well as on the individual quality of life (Ponsford et al, 2014;Schwenkreis, 2018;Neumann et al, 2019;Falkowska et al, 2021). The massive impact of discourse disorders on social participation has long remained unrecognized, even though individuals directly affected by TBI, as well as their caretakers and relatives, have been highly aware of the negative influence of discourse disorders on their daily lives (Ponsford et al, 2014;Falkowska et al, 2021). Factors influencing participation deficits include impairments in social cognition (Milders, 2019), EFs (Douglas, 2010a), and communication deficits ( Douglas et al, 2007a).…”

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“…The LCQ is currently the only standardized questionnaire in German-speaking countries that can be used to assess sociocommunicative impairment and resources after TBI from the perspective of the affected person (self-assessment) and a close person (Büttner-Kunert et al, 2021b;Falkowska et al, 2021). In evaluation studies on the LCQ, neurologically healthy persons showed a significantly more critical self-assessment (LCQ-S) compared to the assessment of close others (LCQ-O), regardless of sex and educational level (Büttner-Kunert et al, 2021a).…”

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Interaction of discourse processing impairments, communicative participation, and verbal executive functions in people with chronic traumatic brain injury

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IntroductionEspecially in the chronic phase, individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) (IwTBI) may still have impairments at the discourse level, even if these remain undetected by conventional aphasia tests. As a consequence, IwTBI may be impaired in conversational behavior and disadvantaged in their socio-communicative participation. Even though handling discourse is thought to be a basic requirement for participation and quality of life, only a handful of test procedures assessing discourse disorders have been developed so far. The MAKRO Screening is a recently developed screening tool designed to assess discourse impairments. The test construction is based on psycholinguistic frameworks and the concept of macro-rules, which refer to cognitive functions responsible for organizing and reducing complex information (e.g., propositional content) in discourse.AimThe aim of our study was to investigate discourse processing in IwTBI in different tasks and to assess problems in communicative participation in the post-acute and chronic phase. In this context, we also aimed to analyze the influence of the severity of the initial impairment and the verbal executive abilities on the discourse performance. Additionally, the impact of macrolinguistic discourse impairments and verbal fluency on perceived communicative participation was targeted in our analysis.MethodsData from 23 IwTBI (moderate to severe) and 23 healthy control subjects have been analyzed. They completed two subtests of the MAKRO screening: Text production and Inferences. Discourse performance was examined in relation to measures of semantic fluency and verbal task-switching. Socio-communicative problems were evaluated with the German version of the La Trobe Communication Questionnaire (LCQ).ResultsIwTBI showed lower test results than the control group in the two subtests of the MAKRO-Screening. Difficulties in picture-based narrative text production also indicated greater perceived difficulties in communicative participation (LCQ). We also found that the subject’s performance on the MAKRO-Screening subtests can partly be explained by underlying dysexecutive symptoms (in terms of verbal fluency and verbal task switching) and the severity of their injury. The preliminary results of our study show that cognitive-linguistic symptoms in IwTBI are also evident in the chronic phase. These can be detected with procedures referring to the discourse level, such as the MAKRO-Screening. The assessment of discourse performance should be an integral part in the rehabilitation of IwTBI in order to detect cognitive-linguistic communication disorders and to evaluate their impact on socio-communicative participation.

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“…PmD empfinden ihre Einschränkungen daher anders und bewerten sie emotional anders als Angehörige/Bezugspersonen oder Fachpersonal 39 . Daher ist für neurologisch bedingte Kommunikationsstörungen generell ein multiperspektivischer Zugang zu empfehlen, bei dem unterschiedliche Einschätzungen sich ergänzen und zu einem Gesamteindruck beitragen 40 41 .…”

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Erfassung der kommunikativen Lebensqualität und Partizipation bei Demenz: Scoping Review

Grüning¹,

Oslmeier²,

Türck³

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ZusammenfassungDie steigende Zahl der Menschen, die an Demenz erkranken, stellt Fachkräfte und Angehörige vor große Herausforderungen. Die Erfassung der kommunikationsbezogenen Lebensqualität und Partizipation sollte fester Bestandteil der Versorgung von Menschen mit Demenz sein. Um einen Überblick über die verfügbaren Verfahren hierfür zu erhalten, wurde von März bis Mai 2020 eine Datenbankrecherche in PSYNDEX, ScienceDirect und Web of Science Core Collection nach PRISMA Kriterien durchgeführt. Insgesamt wurden 22 Verfahren in die Analyse begründet eingeschlossen. Von diesen erfassen nur sieben die Kommunikationsfähigkeit und die soziale Interaktion, neun liegen insgesamt in deutscher Sprache vor. Siebzehn der 22 Verfahren stellen reine Fremdbeurteilungsverfahren dar. Bei der Erfassung der Lebensqualität spielt die Kommunikationsfähigkeit eine untergeordnete Rolle, die Beurteilung erfolgt häufig einseitig. Von praktischem Nutzen sind: DCI, CODEM, ISEKAD und Z-CADA.

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Die Erhebung von kommunikativ-pragmatischen Fähigkeiten und Lebensqualität nach Schädel-Hirn-Trauma

Cited by 5 publications

References 49 publications

Digital participation in traumatic brain injury: scoping review about assessment tools for computer-mediated communication

Digital participation in traumatic brain injury: scoping review about assessment tools for computer-mediated communication

Interaction of discourse processing impairments, communicative participation, and verbal executive functions in people with chronic traumatic brain injury

Erfassung der kommunikativen Lebensqualität und Partizipation bei Demenz: Scoping Review

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