OtherClinical rehabilitation2026

Rationale and description of Tied by Tiredness: A blended care intervention for fatigue after acquired brain injury.

Ela Lazeron-Savu, Tom Smejka, Bert Lenaert, Jeanette Dijkstra, Claire Wolfs, Vera Schepers, Rudolf Ponds, Caroline van Heugten

PMID 41400937

WHAT IT FOUND

No results are reported for the Tied by Tiredness intervention for fatigue after brain injury, so it does not show whether the programme works.

What this paper is

This paper is a rationale and description of a blended-care intervention for fatigue after acquired brain injury. It sets out the app-based sampling and weekly feedback sessions, but it does not report outcomes or trial results, so there is no finding to act on.

The easy way to misread this

Do not read the description of the programme as evidence that it reduces fatigue after acquired brain injury. The paper reports no outcomes.

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The study

Certainty of evidence
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    Ela Lazeron-Savu, Tom Smejka, Bert Lenaert, et al. Rationale and description of Tied by Tiredness: A blended care intervention for fatigue after acquired brain injury. Clinical rehabilitation. 2026.

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