- There is a heavy reliance on informal assistance in all of the ten areas of need.
- 686,700 Queenslanders have disabilities. 7.4% have an acquired brain injury. 7.2%... have an intelle
- There are 1,223 people with disabilities (mostly ABI) under the age of 65 living in nursing homes in
- Complex support needs are characteristic of service users with ABI.
- Multiple disabilities is characteristic of the population with ABI
- Queensland has the highest national average of ABI (3.3%).
- People with Acquired Brain Injury are four times more likely to be living in health aged care or dis
- More then 1 in 50 Australians have an acquired brain injury.
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Understanding Challenging Behaviour Following an Acquired Brain
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Provides insight into why and how behavioural changes may occur after a person acquires a brain injury. PLEASE NOTE - There is a 20kg maximum package weight with Australian Post, therefore larger order should be ordering in two smaller amounts e.g., 2 x 50 copies instead of one order. Should you continue to have problems with the ordering process or with the web store in general, please contact us.
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