PA Hospital - Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit

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Research

This section contains information about research at the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit.

Why participate in research?

We conduct research for the following reasons:

• Increase knowledge within a specific disciplinary area such as brain injury. This means creating methods to assess important concepts and phenomena
• Increase knowledge within oneself as a professional in order to evaluate and understand new developments within the discipline

	The BIRU Research Approach
	Publications
	Ethics Process