Assessment of the individual and compounding effects of marginalization factors on injury severity, discharge location, recovery, and employment outcomes at 1 year after traumatic brain injury

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While, racial and ethnic minorities present with worse TBI symptoms, recovery, and employment outcomes, patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) have reported lower levels of social functioning post-TBI. Despite the complexity and heterogeneity in TBI effects in conjunction with marginalization factors, a key shortcoming in TBI clinical treatment protocols usually fails to comprehensively consider differences between patients in their trajectories and outcomes following the injury. The reference group for all odds ratios are participants who reported no psychiatric disorders. † p and amp;lt; 0.10, *p and amp;lt; 0.05, **p and . . .

 



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