Publication | Closed Access
An interdisciplinary approach to the rehabilitation of people with brain injury
14
Citations
0
References
1994
Year
DisabilityInterdisciplinary Rehabilitation TeamEducationNeurological RehabilitationNeurological InjuryCognitive RehabilitationBrain Injury RehabilitationBrain InjuryNeurologyDisability StudyNeurorehabilitationComplex NeedsAssistive TechnologyRehabilitationTelerehabilitationRehabilitation ProcessClear CommunicationPhysical TherapyPerformance StudiesFunctional RecoverySpecial EducationOccupational TherapyNeuroscienceInterdisciplinary ApproachMedicine
Reducing handicap in clients with complex needs requires input from a variety of disciplines. This input must be coordinated in order to prevent duplicated or conflicting goals that are not relevant to the reduction of handicap. Also, clients should be heavily involved in choosing their goals. Methods that help to ensure clear communication between professionals and facilitate the functioning of the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team are described.