Research Article
Families’ Experiences Living with Acquired Brain Injury: “Thinking Family”—A Nursing Pathway for Family-Centered Care
Table 1
Family unit participant demographics.
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| | The Carter family: | | Allen—father, traumatic brain injury 17 years ago | | David—oldest son | | Jeff—younger son | | The Wilson family: | | May—mother | | Mitchell—father | | Ann—older daughter | | Marie—younger daughter, traumatic brain injury eight years ago | | Tradder (pseudonym)—family pet dog | | The Stetler family | | Debbie—wife and mother, nontraumatic brain injury two years ago | | Mike—husband | | Rob—younger son | | Collen—step daughter | | Trudy—sister to Debbie | | The Mercer family | | Frank—father | | Margaret—mother | | Melanie—daughter, traumatic brain injury 12 years ago | | The Holder family | | Terri—wife and mother, traumatic brain injury 10.5 years ago | | Brent—husband | | Matt—son | | Mona—close family friend | | Macey—close family friend | | The Cross family | | Evelyn—wife and mother; nontraumatic brain injury one and half years ago | | Greg—husband and stepfather | | Shelley—daughter | | Curtis—son |
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