导航就业途径和支持后脑损伤在澳大利亚:客户的观点

Phil McRae, Lisa Hallab, G. Simpson
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本研究调查了29名脑损伤患者长达14年的职业康复经历。从参与者访谈中获得的数据按就业途径(“回到受伤前的工作”、“求职”和“受伤后没有工作”)进行主题分析。共确定了九个主题。在所有途径中,参与者确定了工作的重要性、受伤的影响和他们自己的决心。其余主题(理解、调整、获取、支持、披露伤害、干预)的内容因途径而异,反映了重新融入熟悉的工作场所和寻找新工作所产生的不同观点。总之,职业康复的方案办法需要根据脑损伤者追求这些不同途径的个人情况、机会和支助需要加以调整。
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Navigating Employment Pathways and Supports Following Brain Injury in Australia: Client Perspectives
This study investigated the vocational rehabilitation experiences of 29 clients, up to 14 years post brain injury. Data obtained from participant interviews were thematically analysed by employment pathway (‘return to pre-injury employment’, ‘job seeking’ and ‘not worked since injury’). A total of nine themes were identified. Across all pathways, participants identified the importance of working, impact of injury and their own determination. The content for the remaining themes (understanding, adjustment, access, support, disclosure of injury, intervention) varied by pathway, reflecting the differing perspectives arising from integrating back into a familiar workplace versus seeking new employment. In conclusion, programme approaches to vocational rehabilitation need to be tailored to the individual circumstances, opportunities and support needs of people with brain injury pursuing these different pathways.
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