Pentland, Brian and Hutton, Lynne and MacMillan, Ailsa and Mayer, Victoria (2003) Training in brain injury rehabilitation. Disability and Rehabilitation, 25 (10). pp. 544-548. ISSN 0963-8288 electronic: 1464-5165
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Abstract
Purpose: To evaluate our current training programme for professionals involved in brain injury rehabilitation, which involves disability simulation, and to consider the ethics and consequences of such programmes. Method: Seventy-two professionals took part in a brain injury disability simulation exercise and completed questionnaires pre and post the workshop. Results: Results suggest that participants have increased insight into the challenges faced by people with brain injuries. Conclusions: We believe that brain injury simulation exercises help professionals increase their understanding of the impairments and disabilities that may follow brain injury and can therefore form an important part of a training programme for rehabilitation staff.
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