Participation importance and satisfaction across the lifespan: A traumatic brain injury model systems study.
Shannon B JuengstKimberly S ErlerDawn NeumannChung-Lin Novelle KewYelena GoldinTherese M O'Neil-PirozziAmanda RabinowitzJanet P NiemeierTamara BushnikMarcel DijkersPublished in: Rehabilitation psychology (2022)
Participation importance, satisfaction, and frequency are related, yet distinct, dimensions of participation that should all be measured to adequately evaluate meaningful participation. Future research should explore interventions across the lifespan that target modifiable predictors, like functional cognition and access to frequent participation in important life activities. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved).