Traumatic brain injury should not be viewed solely as an acute condition; it can also manifest as a chronic disorder that adversely impacts quality of life and is associated with long-term health consequences. The development of services for TBI care can be guided by public health insights and policy awareness regarding the condition’s scope, diversity, and severity. Individuals with TBI often exhibit high rates of medication use, with research indicating that 45–85% of patients receive prescriptions for psychotropic and pain-relief medications.
In 2024, approximately 4.3 million new TBI cases were reported across the leading markets, with projections suggesting th...
