Violence perpetration, victimisation, and self-harm in traumatic brain injury: an evidence synthesis, epidemiological, and risk modelling approach

Thesis

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a highly prevalent neurological disorder, affecting an estimated 50-60 million people annually and creating a substantial economic and healthcare burden. Following TBI, survivors are at risk of developing secondary outcomes, including mortality, severe disability, neurodegenerative disorders, and various psychiatric and neurological disorders. This thesis seeks to provide a more robust estimate of the association between TBI and three adverse outcomes less wide...

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Authors: Ogonah, MGT

• DOI: 10.5287/ora-mng9ydo5p
• Type of award: DPhil
• Level of award: Doctoral
• Awarding institution: University of Oxford
• Language: English
• Keywords: violence; self-harm; risk prediction; traumatic brain injury
• Subjects: Risk assessment; Prognosis; Epidemiology