Evaluating a sustainable model of peer mentoring in traumatic brain injury: Randomised pragmatic waitlist trial with process evaluation

AUT University0 个研究点目标入组 20 人开始时间: 2019年7月15日最近更新: 2023年10月9日

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•Mentees: People will be eligible to take part if they have moderate or severe TBI (Initial Glasgow Coma Scale score less than 13 and/or post-traumatic amnesia duration of more than one hour)
•or people with mild TBI experiencing persistent difficulties (>6 months post injury) impacting on their participation in ways that are important to them and are:
•up to 3 years post-injury;
•at least 16 years old;
•able to communicate with the mentor and researcher (with or without assistance)
•capable of giving informed consent (or assent if under 18 years of age)
•living within one of the three study regions (Auckland, Gisborne, and Northland)
•Mentors: People will be eligible to apply for the role of mentor if they are:
•18 years of age or older
•up to six years post TBI
•at least one-year post discharge from inpatient rehabilitation
•satisfied with their current level of participation, health and well-being
•able to communicate and engage in intervention delivery
•living within one of the three study regions (Auckland, Gisborne, and Northland)
•available during the peer mentoring intervention period

•Mentees will be excluded if 1) their medical situation is considered unstable and could severely limit participation in mentoring activities or 2) they are enrolled in other intervention trials
•Mentors will be excluded if they 1) experience persistent drug or alcohol difficulties, 2) have a recent history of violence, 3) criminal record checks indicate significant potential ongoing risk, and/or 4) they are experiencing severe mental illness that would impact their ability to fulfil mentor roles and responsibilities.

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AUT University