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Distinguishing Characteristics of Admissions to Various Types of Post-hospital Brain Injury Rehabilitation Programs

The study aimed to understand characteristics of participants in various post-hospital rehabilitation programs for acquired brain injury (ABI), highlighting the distinct functional limitations across types. It emphasizes the need for appropriate program selection based on individual needs and family support, demonstrating positive outcomes when participants are treated effectively in suitable programs.

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Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Posthospital Brain Injury Rehabilitation Providers

Abstract Rehabilitation after significant acquired brain injury (ABI) to address complex independent activities of daily living and return to family and community life is offered primarily after initial hospitalization in outpatient day treatment, group home, skilled nursing, and residential settings and in the home and community of the person served. The coronavirus 2019 pandemic threatened

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