Niet-aangeboren hersenletsel (NAH) en arbeidsparticipatie - Diliguide

Experienced barriersassociated with return toworkProcess of RTW-Rehabilitation process:Aimed at restoring body functions, not promoting RTWNot adapted to needs of people of working ageLack of information about impairmentsNo-one to talk to about transition to independenceAn unstable work environment with change anddownsizingLack of competence and interest of superiors aboutrehabilitationNo dialogue with the manager about RTWIndividual:RTW sometimes too soon (lack of information: no ideaof consequences fatigue, lack of concentration,depression)Evidence +OppermanReference (first author, yearof publication, country)DesignDemographic data(total number of subjects (N),gender male/female M/F,age mean, SD range, injuryseverity)Opperman2004USAQualitative RetrospectivePhase 1:Semi-structured telephone interviews open endedquestionsPhase 2:Follow-up telephone interviewPhase 3: Interpreted generalizations and finalassertions were submitted to each participant toconfirm the overall phenomenological themessupported by this studyTraumatic brain injuryAge >21 yearsWork position prior to injuryEligible N=10Voluteered N=5Met inclusion criteria N=2 (A and B)A: 46 years old, 23 at time of injuryB: 31 years old24 at time of injuryM/F 0/2Participant Aworked full time for 3 years in a factory as anappliance repairperson196 Levels of evidence