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Analysis reveals poorer self-perceived health among TBI patients, highlighting a need for quality of life improvements in vulnerable groups.
Participants with TBI reported significantly poorer self-perceived health status, even after adjustment for potentially confounding variables. Self-perceived health status is associated with clinically meaningful outcomes, so this finding, particularly among vulnerable socioeconomic groups, is concerning and warrants further investigation into ways to improve patient quality of life.
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