Report for: Rehabilitation of Memory following Brain Injury (ReMemBrIn): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Title	Rehabilitation of Memory following Brain Injury (ReMemBrIn): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
Published in	Trials, January 2015
DOI	10.1186/1745-6215-16-6
Pubmed ID	25559090
Authors	Roshan das Nair, Nadina B Lincoln, Deborah Ftizsimmons, Nicola Brain, Alan Montgomery, Lucy Bradshaw, Avril Drummond, Catherine Sackley, Gavin Newby, Jim Thornton, Sandip Stapleton, Anthony Pink
Abstract	Impairments of memory are commonly reported by people with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Such deficits are persistent, debilitating, and can severely impact quality of life. Currently, many do not routinely receive follow-up appointments for residual memory problems following discharge.

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Other	22	11%
Unknown	61	31%

Rehabilitation of Memory following Brain Injury (ReMemBrIn): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial