Care Survey

Background

CARE Survey gives the user the opportunity to carry out a "screening" and based on answers and relevant tests, the user will automatically receive suggestions for training programmes.

Within these areas, self-reported health is combined with objective tests. This combination has been shown to complement each other and improve the user's understanding of functional status.

The Care Survey surveys three key areas:

1. Self-perceived mental health

   To measure mental health, a simple question is used, in line with the Norwegian Directorate of Health's recommendations.

2. Activities of daily living (ADL)

   To assess ADL, the Barthel-Index is used, a function test developed to measure changes in self-reliance throughout the rehabilitation period.

3. Physical function

   For mapping physical function, two recognized and standardized test batteries are used, which are easy to use in a clinical setting: the 30-second sit-and-stand test (30s STS) and the 4-metre walk test.

Together, these methods provide a comprehensive and nuanced assessment of the functional capacity of the user.

Statistics

The answers are reported to ExorLive Main in the form of a direct report of answers per measurement and a statistical report in the form of graphs and tables showing the status, progression/regression and changes in the users.

Statistical values ​​are shown in the form of a total score for all categories summarized, a total score per category summarized and per question within each category.