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Study characteristics
Country / Income of the Country	Canada (HIC)
Objective of study	Quote: "To investigate the feasibility of implementing the Cognitive Orientation to daily Occupational Performance approach "CO‐OP" in a telerehabilitation format and to examine its impact on community integration and executive dysfunction for adults with traumatic brain injury"
participant´s description	Three patients
Health condition	Brain injury
Mode of rehabilitation delivery	Telerehabilitation
Type of rehabilitation provided	Multidisciplinary
Study design / Data collection approach / Data analysis approach	Case study/ Fedback interviews, field notes and session recordings/ Descriptive analysis
Funding sources for the study / Conflict of interest	Quote: ''The researchers and organizations involved in this study had no affiliation with Logitech, SkypeTM, or Pamela for SkypeTM. This study was conducted by the primary author while she was an MSc student in the Graduate Department of Rehabilitation Science at the University of Toronto. Personnel funding for her graduate studies was received from the Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation, the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute and the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care through the Ontario Research Coalition of Research Institutes/Centres on Health and Aging. The study was supported by a grant to D. Dawson from the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation in collaboration with the Quebec Rehabilitation Research Network (ONF‐REPAR) and a grant to D. Dawson from the Ontario Rehabilitation Research Advisory Network''   Quote: ''The authors report no conflicts of interest''
Notes	Study purposively sampled