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Experiences and Challenges Updating a Living Evidence-Based Review of Randomized Controlled Trials on Mental Health and Behavioral Disorders in Individuals With Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

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Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation

September/October 2024, Volume :39 Number 5 , page 329 - 334 [Open Access]

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Authors

  1. Teasell , Robert
  2. Teasell , Robert
  3. MacKenzie , Heather M.
  4. MacKenzie , Heather M.
  5. Flores-Sandoval , Cecilia
  6. Flores-Sandoval , Cecilia
  7. McIntyre , Amanda
  8. McIntyre , Amanda
  9. Barua , Ujjoyinee
  10. Barua , Ujjoyinee
  11. Mehta , Swati
  12. Mehta , Swati
  13. Bayley , Mark
  14. Bayley , Mark
  15. Bateman , Emma A.
  16. Bateman , Emma A.

Abstract

Lack of standardization and incomplete reporting of injury characteristics makes it difficult to compare data between RCTs of MSTBI, perform meta-analyses, and generate evidence-based clinical recommendations.

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