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Assessment and Treatment Guidance.docx [bin]

→ Outcome measures

Outcomes measures for an individual user must be chosen according to their health condition and rehabilitation goals. There are generic outcome measures that should be performed with each user. We advise to use the WHODAS for this purpose.

For more consistency we also advise a few simple outcomes measures for the following health conditions and clinical pictures :

Lower limb conditions (due to amputation, fracture, stroke, incomplete SCI, Polio, old age, etc.)

Single Leg Stance Criteria.pdf [bin]
TUG L and Time walk tests.docx [bin]

Upper limb conditions (due to amputation, fracture, stroke etc.)

Watch the video : ARAT Test

Action Research Arm Test.pdf [bin]

Any condition

Patient Specific Functional Scale.pdf [bin]
PSFS questionnary.pdf [bin]
Goal attainment acaling (GAS) in rehabilitation - a practical guide.pdf [bin]

Functionality

WHODAS 12item scoring template.xlsx [bin]
WHODAS 36item scoring template.xlsx [bin]

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Note

You are encouraged to individually select and use additional outcome measures for and with each user.

Remember: measuring outcome is not a goal in itself (it's the outcome that counts, not the measuring) – keep it short and simple!