Rehabilitation models that support transitions from hospital to home for people with acquired brain injury (ABI): a scoping review

[1] Stagg K(2019)A scoping review of the working alliance in acquired brain injury rehabilitation Disabil Rehabil 41 489-97

[2] Douglas J(2016)Stroke survivors’ and relatives’ negotiation of relational and activity changes: a qualitative study Scand J Occup Ther 23 39-49

[3] Iacono T(2016)Community integration and health-related quality-of-life following acquired brain injury for persons living at home Brain Injury 30 1552-60

[4] Arntzen C(2019)Developing a comprehensive framework of community integration for people with acquired brain injury: a conceptual analysis Disabil Rehabilitation 41 1615-31

[5] Hamran T(2016)Evidence of big-five personality changes following acquired brain injury from a prospective longitudinal investigation J Psychosom Res 82 17-23

[6] Gerber GJ(2015)Patients’ expectations of coming home with very early supported discharge and home rehabilitation after stroke-an interview study BMC Neurol 15 235-76

[7] Gargaro J(2008)The transition from hospital to home for individuals with acquired brain injury: a literature review and research recommendations Disabil Rehabil 30 1153-9

[8] McMackin S(2013)Does postacute care site matter? A longitudinal study assessing functional recovery after a stroke Arch Phys Med Rehabil 94 622-34

[9] Shaikh NM(2015)Contemporary trends and predictors of postacute service use and routine discharge home after stroke J Am Heart Association 4 e001038-20

[10] Kersten P(2015)Long-term recovery trajectory after stroke: an ongoing negotiation between body, participation and self Disabil Rehabil 37 1626-602

[1] Stagg K(2019)A scoping review of the working alliance in acquired brain injury rehabilitation Disabil Rehabil 41 489-97

[2] Douglas J(2016)Stroke survivors’ and relatives’ negotiation of relational and activity changes: a qualitative study Scand J Occup Ther 23 39-49

[3] Iacono T(2016)Community integration and health-related quality-of-life following acquired brain injury for persons living at home Brain Injury 30 1552-60

[4] Arntzen C(2019)Developing a comprehensive framework of community integration for people with acquired brain injury: a conceptual analysis Disabil Rehabilitation 41 1615-31

[5] Hamran T(2016)Evidence of big-five personality changes following acquired brain injury from a prospective longitudinal investigation J Psychosom Res 82 17-23

[6] Gerber GJ(2015)Patients’ expectations of coming home with very early supported discharge and home rehabilitation after stroke-an interview study BMC Neurol 15 235-76

[7] Gargaro J(2008)The transition from hospital to home for individuals with acquired brain injury: a literature review and research recommendations Disabil Rehabil 30 1153-9

[8] McMackin S(2013)Does postacute care site matter? A longitudinal study assessing functional recovery after a stroke Arch Phys Med Rehabil 94 622-34

[9] Shaikh NM(2015)Contemporary trends and predictors of postacute service use and routine discharge home after stroke J Am Heart Association 4 e001038-20

[10] Kersten P(2015)Long-term recovery trajectory after stroke: an ongoing negotiation between body, participation and self Disabil Rehabil 37 1626-602