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How people with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) talk about important life events.
What is it about?
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can significantly impact communication, yet research on recovery beyond one year post-injury is limited. This study uses quantitative and qualitative measures to explore how individuals with severe TBI experience changes in recounting important events up to two years post-injury.
Why is it important?
While previous research focusses on early recovery, this paper provides new insights into communication changes up to two years post-injury, highlighting key areas to focus on for ongoing recovery. Using important event recounts can be a useful method to measure recovery, and can be combined with computerised analysis.