
Centre for eIntegrated Care
Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide. In Ireland, the number of people affected by brain injury, or the severity of the resultant disability, is unknown. This makes it difficult to plan for healthcare services. The study is the first of its kind in Ireland on TBI survivors’ path through rehabilitation.
Click on the images to read and hear further about this work that is still in progress:
Principal Investigator Prof Anthony Staines
Lead Knowledge User Dr Brian Waldron
Co Applicants: Dr Catherine Corrigan, Dr Jacinta McElligott, Ms Sonya Gallagher, Prof Mark Delargy & Prof Teresa Burke. Host Institution: DCU
Click on the link to find out the findings and our follow up Publications
More information on the Traumatic Brain Injury Study
tbi-brochure_spreads_fa.pdf1.87 MB
tbi-flyer-a5_fa-6.pdf1.33 MB