Community-Based Employment Following Traumatic Brain Injury.

This collection of papers on vocational rehabilitation of persons impaired as a result of traumatic brain injury is designed to provide a resource for individuals concerned with community-based employment. The 11 papers include: "Training Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury for Complex Computer Jobs: The Domain-Specific Learning Approach" (Elizabeth L. Glisky); "Selection and Outcome Criteria for Community-Based Employment: Perspectives, Methodological Problems and Options" (Thomas Kay); "Neuropsychological Evaluation of Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury" (Lance E. Trexler); "Brain Injury Rehabilitation in Small Towns and Rural Communities" (James Malec and Dale F. Thomas); "Development of a Model of Community-Based Employment for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury" (Dale F. Thomas and Fredrick E. Menz); "Behavior Management of Persons with Head Injuries in Community-Based Vocational Settings: New Challenges for Professionals" (Gary R. Ulicny); "Maintaining Work after Traumatic Brain Injury: Experiences from Two Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Programs" (George P. Prigatano); "Long-Term Case Management: A Rehabilitation System and Community Provider Perspective on Handling Crisis and Non-Crisis Problems" (Robin Ray and Nancy D. Schmidt); "Return to Work: Supported Employment for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury" (Paul Wehman and others); "Developing Funding Policy in the Public Sector When Resources Are Uncertain and Where Competition Is Keen" (John H. Noble, Jr. and others); and "Public Policy for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury" (Faith S. Kirk and George Zitnay, summarized by Fredrick E. Menz and others). (References accompany each paper.) (JDD)