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Prepared by: |
David Quach, 4th year undergraduate Occupational Therapy Student, University of Western Sydney, Australia
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Date: |
May 2003 |
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Review Date: |
5th May 2005 |
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Clinical Question: |
Is the use of memory aids effective in improving the recall in clients with brain injury post discharge compared to any other/no treatment? |
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Clinical Scenario: |
N / A |
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Clinical Bottom Line: |
There is fair evidence (level 2b) to suggest that notebook training decreases self-reported memory failures of clients with traumatic brain injury after 9 weeks of training. |
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File Size: |
88K |
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Supported by the University of Western Sydney |
