A qualitative study of individuals with acquired brain injury (ABI) and program facilitators' experience in virtual ABI community support programs
BIAPH has implemented a hybrid approach to deliver support programs, allowing for remote accessibility. This qualitative study includes interviews with individuals with an ABI, caregivers, and program facilitators to identify online communication challenges within virtual programs. These findings will enhance the design and delivery of virtual support programs.
Publication in Disability and Rehabilitation
Poster Presentations
Grewal, J., Vu Nguyen, S., Nonis, N., & Singh, H. (2024). A qualitative study of individuals with acquired brain injury’ and program facilitators’ experiences in virtual ABI community support programs. World Congress of Neurorehabilitation. Vancouver, Canada.
Grewal, J., Vu Nguyen, S., Nonis, N., & Singh, H. (2024). Understanding user experiences of virtual acquired brain injury support programs. Poster presentation. Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists. Halifax, Canada.
Grewal, J., Vu Nguyen, S., Nonis, N., & Singh, H. (2024). Individuals with acquired brain injury and program facilitators’ experiences in virtual ABI community support programs: A qualitative study. Poster presentation. Toronto Rehabilitation Institute’s 16th Annual Brain Injury Conference. Toronto, Canada.
Grewal, J., Vu Nguyen, S., Nonis, N., & Singh, H. (2024). Experiences of attending and facilitating virtual ABI support programs: A qualitative study. Poster presentation. GTA Rehab Network Best Practices Day. Toronto, Canada.
Grewal, J., Vu Nguyen, S., Nonis, N., & Singh, H. (2023). A qualitative study of individuals with acquired brain injury’ and program facilitators’ experiences in virtual ABI community support programs. Poster presentation. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine. Atlanta, United States.
LearnHub
Additionally, this study kickstarted the creation of a video learning series designed to aid individuals with an ABI in enhancing online social communication skills and effectively navigate social media platforms. Ultimately, our aim is to empower survivors to confidently and independently navigate the digital world, fostering a sense of belonging and connection in the online sphere. This resource is free for all!
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Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life for persons in the region(s) of Peel and Halton who are living with the effects of an acquired brain injury through education, awareness and support.
