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Traumatic Brain Injury and the Caregiver
Published 23 March 2009, Posted in Northland / 1 CommentStudy “Coping in Caregivers of Family Members with Traumatic Brain Injury and the Effects on the Caregivers Quality of Life.
Maren Klum who is undertaking her Clinical Psychology Doctorate through Massey University, is interested in how people who care for a family member with a traumatic brain injury cope.
Any family members who are interested in taking part in this study would be most welcome.
The study will involve about 40 minutes of your time to complete a questionnaire.
If you would like to take part please download the supporting document below and respond to the researcher, or contact Vanessa at the Brain Injury Association Northland on 09 459 5013 if you need more information.
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I have taken part in this survey as a care giver along with my wife of our son since June 1980 who suffered a serious brain injury in a car accident.
This survey is very important,as the caregiver is often forgotten. I think the health and well being of the caregiver is also important,who will look after our son when we are gone ? certainly not the government
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