When a CPE student has a Traumatic Brain Injury: Implication for Learning.

Authors

  • Terry Ruth Culbertson
  • Elizabeth Money
  • Sanford Moldenhauer

Keywords:

traumatic brain injury, CPE student with TBI

Abstract

Factors involved in accepting a student into CPE who has traumatic brain injury. This case concerns the acceptance of Sandy, a Roman Catholic layman in his mid-sixties with a long-standing traumatic brain injury (TBI), into a summer Level I CPE program at Upstate Medical University Hospital in Syracuse, NY.

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VOLUME 36: How Do Adults Learn? - 2016

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ARTICLES

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