Hopkins Hour: Trajectories of Rehabilitation Across Complex Environments 3.0: Milestones, Findings and Clinical Impact

The Hopkins Hour online live event was held on Wednesday 11 March 2026 about Trajectories of Rehabilitation Across Complex Environments 3.0 Milestones, Findings and Clinical Impact.

Hosted by Hopkins Research Director, Prof Tamara Ownsworth, along with members of the TRaCE research team, Prof Tim Geraghty, Dr Christy Hogan, Dr Emily Bray, and Dr Rachel Brough. The live event showcased project presentations and a stimulating panel discussion on project milestones, outcomes, relevance of findings and highlight of the implications of findings for clinical practice. View Presentation.

TRaCE 3.0 is a longitudinal cohort study that tracks individuals’ patterns of recovery over time after brain injury and spinal cord injury. Surveys and interviews with participants commenced just prior to discharge from the Princess Alexandra Hospital and extended up to 24 months post-discharge, with the aim of identifying the timing of life stressors, secondary complications, and obstacles to service access, and determining how these affect independence and vocational outcomes and psychological wellbeing.

 

Access Hopkins Hour recording below