Sub-threshold training in patients with persistent post-concussion symptoms after mild TBI – a randomized controlled study.
Exploring the role of personality characteristics in symptom-burden, return to work and health related quality of life during the first year after mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injury.
Managing symptoms and disability in the sub-acute phase after traumatic injury - A pragmatic randomised controlled trial of a self-management support program.
Effect of graded aerobic exercise in mild traumatic brain injury.
Epidemiology and registry studies
Brain health after moderate and severe traumatic head injury – 20 years of follow-up.
Helserelatert livskvalitet i kronisk fase etter traumatisk hodeskade.
Changes in physical, cognitive and emotional functions 5 and 10 years after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage.
Rehabilitation needs, service provision and cost after trauma.
Traumatic Brain Injury – Rehabilitation and user satisfaction.
Trauma Rehabilitation: User experiences and Unmet Needs.
Post-acute rehabilitation: needs, effect and clinical recommendations.
Socialized vs. Private Medicine after TBI: A Comparison of Demographic, Injury-Related, and Longitudinal Rehabilitation and Psychosocial Variables in the United States and Norway.
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