2016 Research Annual Report
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Fig A: Significant group x home environment interaction (F (3,114) = 3.28; p=.024) revealing significantly poorer long-term functioning outcomes for children with a TBI than children with an OI when the home environment had low enrichment, while high facilitative home environments revealed no significant group differences in functional impairment.

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Parenting Styles, Home Resources Play Key Roles in Recovery

Improving parenting skills and home environments could help more children overcome the longer-term effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

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Division Summary

Research and Training Details
Faculty 8
Research Fellows and Post Docs 2
Research Graduate Students 3
Total Annual Grant Award Dollars $2,095,041
Total Publications 23
Clinical Activities and Training
Staff Physicians 1
Clinical Fellows 4
Inpatient Encounters 4,394
Outpatient Encounters 5,307
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