Psychosocial Determinants Conferring Resilience after TBI: Current Understanding
Purpose of review
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a complex condition, with outcomes ranging from profound disability to remarkable recovery. Considerable variability in outcomes is observed, even among those with similar injury mechanisms, severity and neuropathological pattern. This indicates a need to explore resilience factors influencing TBI recovery.
Recent findings
This narrative review synthesizes existing literature, focusing on individual, social, and community factors impacting resilience post-TBI. Recent research highlights how individual factors such as personality traits, coping strategies, and premorbid psychiatric history, as well as social and contextual factors, like social support and social determinants of health (SDoH) all impact TBI recovery. We also discuss clinical applications of resilience-focused interventions to promote health and wellbeing after TBI.
Summary
An improved understanding of resilience factors and pathways to recovery post-TBI is crucial for optimizing outcomes. Future research should focus on developing comprehensive interventions addressing individual, social, and community-level factors to foster resilience and enhance TBI recovery.
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