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Clinicians agree that adapted trauma-focused treatments improve PTSD outcomes in adults with acquired brain injury, suggesting a need for careful evaluation.
Clinicians agreed that trauma-focused treatments can be feasible for adults with ABI when adaptations are applied on a case-by-case basis. The study also highlights uncertainty regarding PTSD assessment tools and the need for systematic evaluation of treatment adaptations and adverse effects. These practitioner-informed findings provide direction for clinical practice and guideline refinement.
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