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Patient Partners and Caregivers that have Lived Experience with Stroke or Traumatic Brain Injury and are Also Dealing with Trauma to Contribute to Guidelines for Neurorehabilitation

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Brain Rehabilitation Guideline Development

Health Areas
Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury , Neurological Rehabilitation

Opportunity Purpose
Neurorehabilitation is meant to help people heal from a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI). However, sometimes participation can be difficult for people who have also experienced significant psychological trauma. We are bringing together a team of rehabilitation professionals, researchers and Patient Partners (including caregivers) to create guidelines to make neurorehabilitation more accessible for people who have also experienced trauma.

Details
Patient Partners (including caregivers) will contribute alongside other researchers and clinicians to guideline development for neurorehabilitation. Following orientation and training, the Patient Partners will be provided material to read. Patient Partners will be asked to participate in an individual interview and to complete a questionnaire based on their lived experience. All can be done online/remotely.

Eligibility
Age: 19 Years – 65 Years Old

From Our Community

Layton Engwer

Patient Partner, Sooke

Layton Engwer

PVN helped empower me to make meaningful contributions to Primary Care (PC) locally and provincially.  It also facilitated creation of PC Patient Voices which is focused on PC and provides education support and building on shared experiences.