Comparative analysis examines work adaptation in individuals with brain injury, indicating varying outcomes despite similar backgrounds.
Objective: In individuals with acquired brain injury, successful employment involves not only return to work and job retention but also how work adaptation is achieved and maintained. This report aimed to comparatively examine two cases with relatively similar neuropsychological profiles and background characteristics but contrasting trajectories of work adaptation, using the framework of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health.
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