[PDF] Top 20 Online Problem-Solving Therapy After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Randomized Controlled Trial

... toward others, P = .01), with children with married caregivers rated significantly better than those with unmarried caregivers. Premorbid history of learning, attention, or behavior problems was also associated with ... See full document

... COWAT: Controlled Oral Word Association Test; CREB: cAMP Response Element-Binding Protein; CT: Computed tomography; DNA: Deoxyribonucleic acid; DS: Digit span; DSST: Digit Symbol Substitution Test; GCS: Glasgow ... See full document

... Background: Working memory allows us to hold information in an active state for short periods of time, and is essential in facilitating goal directed cognitive functioning. Difficulties in working memory and ... See full document

... of injury in brain trauma associ- ated with cognitive impairment, emotional and behavior disorders ...secondary injury sequelae and Wallerian degeneration ...the brain regions typically ... See full document

... The trial manage- ment team will control data quality through regular meetings and strict trainings to ensure that the acupunc- turists, intensivists, neurosurgeons, and nurses are fully aware of the complete ... See full document

... This feasibility RCT has some unique features that may be helpful for future TBI trial design. This study uses an adaptive co-variate randomization to achieve balance between important co-variates of age and Mar- ... See full document

... clinical trial in which the nature of the interventions prevents blinding of participants and ...with traumatic injury but without head trauma, it would have been possible to iden- tify nonspecific ... See full document

... family residence in an area without high-speed Internet access, or child residence outside the home (eg, detention facility). Because baseline assessments and a computer installation and ori- entation visit were ... See full document

... DAI is caused by shearing forces which transect small blood vessels running in parallel with axons, leading to detectable microscopic hemorrhages. Gradient echo and T2*-weighted MR images detect signal dropout provoked ... See full document

... a traumatic injury constitutes a severe life change for the survivor, but also for the surrounding ...with traumatic injury to the brain (TBI) or spinal cord ...improves ... See full document

... in traumatic brain-injured (TBI) patients, higher HR-QoL in the long term is predicted by an increase in active problem-focused coping style and a decrease in passive emotion-focused coping ... See full document

... A randomized clinical trial was conducted to compare the efficacy of TOPS with access to Internet resources in teenagers with TBI in improving parent and self-reported behavior problems and parent- teen ... See full document

... were controlled for study- to-study differences (ie, potential similarities among participants in the same study) by including a random effect for the study ...treatment, injury severity, and time since ... See full document

... kidney injury (AKI)–discuss risks, lessons learned, and the need for further randomized studies in humans before any change in clinical practice is ... See full document

... small randomized study of methylpheni- date versus modafinil in 24 brain tumor patients and showed a beneficial effect in both arms with improved processing speed and executive ...randomised trial ... See full document

... 12 after the index ...3. Problem solving ...weeks after the partici- pant’s index presentation to hospital for self ...brief problem solving therapy prior to and at the ... See full document

... the problem-solv- ing intervention in the host trial) with assistance from a researcher who will have additional responsibilities for processing referrals and conducting eligibility ...immediately ... See full document

... those randomized to early higher dose (2 mg/day) did show a slower rate of progression compared to those delayed to treatment, the change in total UPDRS did not differ ... See full document

... Bullinger et al. recommended that quality of life of TBI patients should reflect the point of view of patients, significant others and health care providers, though dif- ferences in perception may exist [28]. Studies ... See full document

... A trial of this size also was estimated to have an 80% power to detect a 9% absolute risk in- crease in proximal lower limb DVT from an assumed baseline proportion of 18% (50% increase in relative risk) at a ... See full document