Change in rasch derived values of self-care function from admission to discharge among adults receiving inpatient medical rehabilitation and discharged alive. The timeframe for the measure is 12 months. The measure includes the following 8 items: Feeding, Grooming, Dressing Upper Body, Dressing Lower Body, Toileting, Bowel, Expression, and Memory.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment of patients with memory deficits.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment of patients who exhibit deficits in speech-production.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment related to spoken language comprehension.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment related to spoken language expression.
Number of stroke patients who make progress as defined by an increase of one or more levels on the Writing Functional Communication Measure (FCM).
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment of patients who have attention deficits.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment of patients with reading disorders.
This measure describes the change in functional communication status subsequent to speech-language pathology treatment of patients who exhibit difficuty in swallowing.
This is a patient-reported outcome performance measure (PRO-PM) consisting of an item response theory-based patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) of risk-adjusted change in functional status (FS) for patients aged 14 years and older with low back impairments. The change in FS is assessed using the Low Back FS PROM. The measure is adjusted to patient characteristics known to be associated with FS outcomes (risk adjusted) and used as a performance measure at the patient, individual clinician, and clinic levels to assess quality.