Survivors & families
Tell us what changed after discharge
Share needs that emerged, persisted, or became difficult to manage once formal rehabilitation ended.
Recovery Insights Lab · Research direction
Needs after discharge
What needs emerge after formal rehabilitation ends—and how do they interact?
The research question
What challenges emerge after discharge, and which combinations make everyday recovery harder?
Fatigue, cognitive changes, emotional health, practical barriers, relationships, and access to care can affect one another long after formal rehabilitation ends.
This work will use survivor-reported experience and rehabilitation partnerships to identify recurring patterns, connect them with participation, and improve follow-up priorities.
Research model
Seeing post-discharge needs as a connected system
The visual keeps the person at the center while showing how needs can reinforce one another—and how we move from survivor feedback to useful follow-up and referral priorities.
Contribute to this work
Recovery Insights Lab brings together lived experience, clinical knowledge, and community expertise. We welcome people and organizations who can help make this work more useful and grounded.
Clinicians & rehabilitation programs
Help us understand follow-up in practice
Partner on outreach, follow-up questions, clinical interpretation, and where current referrals do or do not meet need.
Community partners
Help connect needs with available support
Share what services exist, where access breaks down, and where coordination could be stronger.
What this work will produce
A clearer map of what people need after discharge
A survivor-informed post-discharge needs map showing which challenges commonly occur together, how they affect participation, and where follow-up or support can be better coordinated.