Brain injury and health policy: twenty-five years of progress

Legislative advocacy is a prerequisite for the development of research and community services benefiting individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Dr Mitchell Rosenthal and other leaders in rehabilitation began the process of advocating for TBI services more than 25 years ago, before many in th...

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Published inThe journal of head trauma rehabilitation Vol. 25; no. 2; p. 137
Main Authors Reid-Arndt, Stephanie A, Frank, Robert G, Hagglund, Kristofer J
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Abstract Legislative advocacy is a prerequisite for the development of research and community services benefiting individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Dr Mitchell Rosenthal and other leaders in rehabilitation began the process of advocating for TBI services more than 25 years ago, before many in the field fully appreciated the necessity of these efforts. Since that time, substantial gains have been made through advocacy efforts on behalf of individuals with TBI and their families. This article provides an overview of the TBI advocacy movement, highlighting federal legislation resulting in appropriations for TBI services and protecting the rights of individuals with TBI. Key government entities engaged in developing states' TBI infrastructure and providing services to individuals with TBI and their families are also discussed. In addition to celebrating some of the successes that were initiated by the efforts of Dr Rosenthal and other visionaries, select shortcoming of current legislation is noted to provide insights regarding future advocacy needs.
AbstractList Legislative advocacy is a prerequisite for the development of research and community services benefiting individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Dr Mitchell Rosenthal and other leaders in rehabilitation began the process of advocating for TBI services more than 25 years ago, before many in the field fully appreciated the necessity of these efforts. Since that time, substantial gains have been made through advocacy efforts on behalf of individuals with TBI and their families. This article provides an overview of the TBI advocacy movement, highlighting federal legislation resulting in appropriations for TBI services and protecting the rights of individuals with TBI. Key government entities engaged in developing states' TBI infrastructure and providing services to individuals with TBI and their families are also discussed. In addition to celebrating some of the successes that were initiated by the efforts of Dr Rosenthal and other visionaries, select shortcoming of current legislation is noted to provide insights regarding future advocacy needs.
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SubjectTerms Brain Injuries - prevention & control
Brain Injuries - rehabilitation
Continuity of Patient Care - economics
Continuity of Patient Care - legislation & jurisprudence
Health Policy - economics
Health Policy - legislation & jurisprudence
Health Services Accessibility - economics
Health Services Accessibility - legislation & jurisprudence
Humans
Medicaid - economics
Medicare - economics
Patient Advocacy - legislation & jurisprudence
United States
United States Department of Veterans Affairs - economics
United States Department of Veterans Affairs - legislation & jurisprudence
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