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Outcome Measures in Stroke - EBRSR
20. Outcome Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation pg. 1 of 141 EBRSR [Evidence-Based Review of Stroke Rehabilitation] 20 Outcome Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation Katherine Salter PhD (cand.), Nerissa Campbell PhD, Marina Richardson MSc, Swati Mehta PhD (cand.), Jeffrey Jutai PhD, Laura Zettler MSc, Matthew Moses BA, Andrew McClure MSc, Rachel Mays BSc (cand.), Norine Foley MSc, Robert Teasell MD Last Updated: September 2013 Abstract To enhance the clinical meaningfulness of the SREBR, the present review provides the best available information on how Outcome Measures might be classified and selected for use, based upon their measurement qualities. For this purpose, we have selected for review some of the most commonly-used Measures in Stroke rehabilitation. The ICF conceptual framework is used to classify Measures in Stroke rehabilitation and aspects of measurement theory pertinent for evaluating Measures are discussed.
participation describe difficulties experienced by the individual in a life situation or role. Outcome measures can also be conceived of as falling along a continuum of measurement moving from measurements at the level of body function or structure to …
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