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OBJECTIVE: To compare the contents of participation outcome measures in traumatic
brain injury with the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and
Health (ICF) Core Sets for traumatic brain injury. METHOD: A systematic search
with an independent review process selected relevant articles to identify outcome
measures in participation in traumatic brain injury. Instruments used in two or
more studies were linked to the ICF categories, which identified categories in
participation for comparison with the ICF Core Sets for traumatic brain injury.
RESULTS: Selected articles (n = 101) identified participation instruments used in
two or more studies (n = 9): Community Integration Questionnaire, Craig Handicap
Assessment and Reporting Technique, Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory-4
Participation Index, Sydney Psychosocial Reintegration Scale Version-2,
Participation Assessment with Recombined Tool-Objective, Community Integration
Measure, Participation Objective Participation Subjective, Community Integration
Questionnaire-2, and Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire. Each
instrument was linked to 4-35 unique second-level ICF categories, of which
39-100% related to participation. Instruments addressed 86-100% and 50-100% of
the participation categories in the Comprehensive and Brief ICF Core Sets for
traumatic brain injury, respectively. CONCLUSION: Participation measures in
traumatic brain injury were compared with the ICF Core Sets for traumatic brain
injury. The ICF Core Sets for traumatic brain injury could contribute to the
development and selection of participation measures.

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