a Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, UK.
Neuropsychol Rehabil. 2003 Jan-Mar;13(1-2):259-73. doi: 10.1080/09602010244000345.
The literature on brain injury and the family is examined to provide an evidence base for family intervention. In the absence of methodologically sound studies which evaluate the efficacy of family intervention, current practice should be based on the findings of studies that have investigated how families adapt and the difficulties they face in this process. The implications of this literature should be considered at all stages in the rehabilitation process and in all forms of contact with the family.
对脑损伤和家庭的文献进行了研究，为家庭干预提供了证据基础。由于缺乏对家庭干预效果进行评估的方法学严谨研究，因此目前的实践应基于研究这些家庭如何适应以及他们在这个过程中面临的困难的结果。在康复过程的所有阶段以及与家庭的所有形式的接触中，都应考虑到这些文献的意义。
