Correggio

This research focuses on patients with Severe Acquired Brain Injuries and aims to identify medium-term factors that can predict their rehabilitation outcomes. The study also seeks to develop a continuous system to assess the quality of care provided by rehabilitation units treating these patients. Identifying these prognostic factors helps understand which patients are likely to experience key rehabilitation milestones. Data will be collected from rehabilitation units and will include information about the units themselves and detailed patient data at admission and again four months after the acute brain injury event. The study will use statistical models to analyze the likelihood of achieving important rehabilitation goals such as removal of tracheostomy tubes, trunk control, and feeding entirely by mouth, all evaluated four months after the injury. Participants will be assessed at the start of rehabilitation and then re-evaluated four months later. The study measures include monitoring tracheostomy tube status, trunk control ability, and feeding methods. This allows researchers to track patient progress and evaluate care quality over time. The total participation duration includes the initial admission and follow-up assessments up to four months post-injury.