Wm. High et al., PRODUCTIVITY AND SERVICE UTILIZATION FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY- RESULTS OF A SURVEY BY THE RSA REGIONAL TBI CENTERS, The journal of head trauma rehabilitation, 10(4), 1995, pp. 64-80
Four regional TBI rehabilitation and prevention centers funded by the
Rehabilitation Services Administration surveyed constituents concernin
g their participation in productive activities and the medical and reh
abilitation services they had utilized within the preceding month. Ana
lysis revealed that both productivity and service utilization were aff
ected by geographical location, age at time of survey, educational lev
el, gender, severity of injury, and time since injury. Persons who wer
e most severely injured were more likely to be less productive and to
utilize more services. The relationship between productivity and servi
ce utilization requires further systematic research.