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April 22, 2026Brain Injury0 citations

Treatment-seeking and perceived helpfulness among individuals with persistent post-concussion symptoms

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ARAmanda RabinowitzThomas Jefferson UniversityLKLauren KrasuckiMoss Rehabilitation HospitalMBMcKenzie BuszkiewicMoss Rehabilitation Hospital

Key Points

  • This research examines how individuals with persistent post-concussion symptoms seek treatment and perceive its helpfulness.
  • Qualitative analysis of treatment-seeking behaviors among individuals with persistent post-concussion symptoms
  • Assessment of perceived helpfulness of various treatments
  • Evaluation of rehabilitation methods used for post-concussion symptoms
  • Many individuals report a wide range of treatment modalities pursued for their symptoms.
  • Despite seeking diverse treatments, a substantial number still experience ongoing symptoms.
  • Findings point to the lack of coordinated care and clarity in effective treatment components.

Abstract

Individuals with PPCS pursue diverse, often multimodal treatments and perceive them as helpful, yet many continue to experience substantial symptoms. Findings underscore the need for coordinated, evidence-informed care and greater precision in specifying active treatment components in PPCS rehabilitation.

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Rabinowitz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e866616e0dea528ddead7ehttps://doi.org/10.1080/02699052.2026.2657930
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