Telephone Delivery of Cognitively Augmented Behavioral Activation (Tele-CABA) for Traumatic Brain Injury

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Abstract:

Telephone Delivery of Cognitively Augmented Behavioral Activation (Tele-CABA) for TBI, investigates a 10-week, manualized, cognitive rehabilitation treatment that will be delivered by telephone for Veterans and Service Members with a history of TBI. Tele-CABA involves identifying personally meaningful goals and activities while simultaneously learning cognitive strategies to aid in working towards those goals. The long-term objective of this study is to develop an accessible intervention to address the complex needs of patients with TBI. The overall objective of Tele-CABA is to reduce cognitive and psychiatric health distress and promote personal resilience so that Veterans and Service Members may feel more productive and satisfied in life.

Author(s):
Callahan, Megan L
Author Organization(s):
OREGON HEALTH AND SCIENCE UNIV PORTLAND
Funding Organization(s):
ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND FORT DETRICK MD, FORT DETRICK , MD
Document Type:
Technical Report/Annual Report
Publication Date:
2021 Oct 01
Pagination:
18

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DOCUMENT & CONTEXTUAL SUMMARY

Distribution Code:
A - Approved For Public Release
Distribution Statement: Public Release

RECORD

Collection: TRECMS
Identifying Numbers
Grant Number(s):
W81XWH-19-1-0747
Subject Terms
Modernization Areas:
Autonomy
Communities of Interest:
Biomedical
Descriptor(s):
health services, medical personnel, brain injuries, traumatic stress disorder, biomedical research, rehabilitation, data analysis, diseases and disorders, injury prevention, natural language processing, anxiety disorders, health, penetrating wounds, public health, cognitive impairment, department of defense, health care
Keyword(s):
traumatic brain injury, Service Members, telehealth, cognitive, tele-caba(Telephone Delivery of Cognitively Augmented Behavioral Activation)
Subject Categories:
Biological and Medical Sciences; Behavioral and Social Sciences
Creation Date:
2022 Jan 19
Update Date:
2022 Feb 09