Neuro‐behavioural changes after acquired brain injury: The role of the occupational therapist; the interventions they use and why
Anahita Brown,
Tamara Tse,
Tracy Fortune
Abstract:IntroductionAlmost half of the people living with acquired brain injury experience behavioural changes, yet there is lack of clarity both in the literature, and through major stakeholders internationally, regarding how occupational therapists contribute to neuro‐behavioural rehabilitation and what their role is in this context.MethodsThis study answers the research question: What do occupational therapists perceive as their role in behavioural rehabilitation with adults living with acquired brain injury, and w… Show more
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