20 years of supporting Tasmanians impacted by brain injury...
Women with traumatic brain injury (TBI) are invited to share their experiences in an online survey and/or interview as part of a research study at the University of Western Sydney.
"Through this research we aim to enhance policy and practice within health and disability services. If you are a woman, aged 18 years or over, English speaking and have sustained a traumatic brain injury you are eligible to participate in the research."
If you are interested in participating in an interview or would like more information about the research, please contact the researcher Kate O'Reilly on (02) 4620 3362 or by email: Kate.Oreilly@westernsydney.edu.au
Are you a family member or carer of someone who has an acquired brain injury (ABI) or disorder? Would you like to meet other people who also care for a person with ABI and share experiences? Then the Brain InjuryPeerLink Program is for you.
View Article >Bryony Kitter, a Masters student from the Univeristy of the Sunshine Coast, is conducting a survey for caregivers of people with an ABI and would love to hear from you.
View Article >'All things aren't equal for Tasmanian's with brain injury.' Deborah Byrne, BIAT executive officer, continues to raise awareness of brain injury with this 'talking point' article published in The Mercury Newspaper on Friday 26th of January 2018.
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