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THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TESTRATING FORMSFAQTRAINING & TESTINGPROPERTIESREFERENCESMAST SYLLABUS The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4)THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE (OBS) ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 5 of 8 Physical Acts Against Self The Physical Aggression Against Self subscale as it is labelled on the original Overt Aggression Scale (Yudofsky, Silver, Jackson, Endicott, & Williams, 1986) has been renamed Physical Acts Against Self.Thisavoids the
THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TESTRATING FORMSFAQTRAINING & TESTINGPROPERTIESREFERENCESMAST SYLLABUS The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4)THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE (OBS) ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 5 of 8 Physical Acts Against Self The Physical Aggression Against Self subscale as it is labelled on the original Overt Aggression Scale (Yudofsky, Silver, Jackson, Endicott, & Williams, 1986) has been renamed Physical Acts Against Self.Thisavoids the
THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SCALE The Independent Living Scale (ILS) was developed to assess activity of daily living, behavior and initiation following traumatic braininjury.
THE ORIENTATION LOG
The Orientation Log (O-Log) was developed to measure orientation to time, place, and circumstance in a rehabilitation population. The O-Log can be used for serial assessment of orientation to documentchanges over time.
SUPERVISION RATING SCALE The Supervision Rating (SRS) measures the level of supervision that a patient/subject receives from caregivers. The SRS rates level of supervision on a 13-point ordinal scale that can optionally be grouped into five ranked categories (Independent, Overnight Supervision, Part-Time Supervision, Full-Time Indirect Supervision, and Full-Time Direct Supervision). THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURY The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SCALE The ILS is designed as a 100-point scale comprised of scores across the three sub-scales. Observational data is collected by staff assigned to a given patient over a 1-week period. The ADL sub-scale is worth 61 points, the behavior sub-scale 30 points and the initiation sub-scale nine points. Point totals for sub-scales were derived from apoll
THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL The HiMAT was developed to quantify high-level mobility outcomes following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The HiMAT items were generated from existing adult and paediatric neurological mobility scales and the opinions of expert clinicians (Williams et al., 2005a), before being tested on a cohort of people with TBI. CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004MAST RATING FORMS
The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE (OBS) ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 5 of 8 Physical Acts Against Self The Physical Aggression Against Self subscale as it is labelled on the original Overt Aggression Scale (Yudofsky, Silver, Jackson, Endicott, & Williams, 1986) has been renamed Physical Acts Against Self.Thisavoids the
COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 3 of 7 Physical aggression against objects Slams doors, scatters clothing, makes a mess in clear responseto some antecedent.
THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURY The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SCALE The ILS is designed as a 100-point scale comprised of scores across the three sub-scales. Observational data is collected by staff assigned to a given patient over a 1-week period. The ADL sub-scale is worth 61 points, the behavior sub-scale 30 points and the initiation sub-scale nine points. Point totals for sub-scales were derived from apoll
THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL The HiMAT was developed to quantify high-level mobility outcomes following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The HiMAT items were generated from existing adult and paediatric neurological mobility scales and the opinions of expert clinicians (Williams et al., 2005a), before being tested on a cohort of people with TBI. CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004MAST RATING FORMS
The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE (OBS) ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 5 of 8 Physical Acts Against Self The Physical Aggression Against Self subscale as it is labelled on the original Overt Aggression Scale (Yudofsky, Silver, Jackson, Endicott, & Williams, 1986) has been renamed Physical Acts Against Self.Thisavoids the
COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 3 of 7 Physical aggression against objects Slams doors, scatters clothing, makes a mess in clear responseto some antecedent.
THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TESTRATING FORMSFAQTRAINING & TESTINGPROPERTIESREFERENCESMAST SYLLABUS The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. TheTHE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYTHE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURYBACKGROUNDSURVEYSCALESNEWSLETTER The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TESTRATING FORMSFAQTRAINING & TESTINGPROPERTIESREFERENCESMAST SYLLABUS The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. TheTHE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AYO-PORTLAND DAPTABILITY NVENTORY (MPAI-4) MANUAL FOR THE MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY (MPAI-4) FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS James F. Malec, Ph.D., ABPP-Cn,Rp Research Director Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana USA Professor Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURY The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SCALE The Independent Living Scale (ILS) was developed to assess activity of daily living, behavior and initiation following traumatic braininjury.
THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL Restricted participation has been well documented following TBI. Existing scales used in neurological rehabilitation are unable to quantify mobility to the level required for participation in physically demanding employment roles, leisure activities, social roles and sporting activities. COMA RECOVERY SCALE-REVISED (CRS-R) RECOMMENDED TRAINING 1 Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Recommended Training Program The Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) Training Program provides a suggested structure for orienting new examiners to the CRS-R Administration and Scoring Guidelines. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE (OBS) ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 5 of 8 Physical Acts Against Self The Physical Aggression Against Self subscale as it is labelled on the original Overt Aggression Scale (Yudofsky, Silver, Jackson, Endicott, & Williams, 1986) has been renamed Physical Acts Against Self.Thisavoids the
MAST RATING FORMS
The Mississippi Aphasia Screening Test (MAST) was developed as a brief, repeatable screening measure for individuals with severely impaired communication/language skills. OVERT BEHAVIOUR SCALE ABI Behaviour Consultancy Page 3 of 7 Physical aggression against objects Slams doors, scatters clothing, makes a mess in clear responseto some antecedent.
MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and INTRODUCTION TO THE ORIENTATION LOG Introduction to the Orientation Log. The Orientation Log (O-Log) was developed to measure orientation to time, place, and circumstance in a rehabilitation population. The O-Log can be used for serial assessment of orientation to document changes over time. This can be very helpful in documenting progress that could help justify continuing THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE CONFUSION ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL The Confusion Assessment Protocol (CAP) is a combination of objective measures of orientation and cognition and clinician ratings of other symptoms of early confusion after traumatic brain injury (TBI). The CAP was developed by Mark Sherer, Risa Nakase-Thompson, and Stuart A. Yablon for use in investigations of early recovery from TBI. SUPERVISION RATING SCALE The Supervision Rating (SRS) measures the level of supervision that a patient/subject receives from caregivers. The SRS rates level of supervision on a 13-point ordinal scale that can optionally be grouped into five ranked categories (Independent, Overnight Supervision, Part-Time Supervision, Full-Time Indirect Supervision, and Full-Time Direct Supervision). CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
TOTART ATTENTIONAL SUBTEST (TAS): NOW I WANT YOU TO CAP 3 CTD Visual Picture Memory Test – Learning Trial (VPMT-1): I am going to show you pictures of common objects. Look carefully and try to remember each picture. Name each object as you point to it. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; and INTRODUCTION TO THE ORIENTATION LOG Introduction to the Orientation Log. The Orientation Log (O-Log) was developed to measure orientation to time, place, and circumstance in a rehabilitation population. The O-Log can be used for serial assessment of orientation to document changes over time. This can be very helpful in documenting progress that could help justify continuing THE CRAIG HANDICAP ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING TECHNIQUE The Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Technique (CHART) (Whiteneck et al, 1992) was designed to provide a simple, objective measure of the degree to which impairments and disabilities result in handicaps in the years after initial rehabilitation. THE CONFUSION ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL The Confusion Assessment Protocol (CAP) is a combination of objective measures of orientation and cognition and clinician ratings of other symptoms of early confusion after traumatic brain injury (TBI). The CAP was developed by Mark Sherer, Risa Nakase-Thompson, and Stuart A. Yablon for use in investigations of early recovery from TBI. SUPERVISION RATING SCALE The Supervision Rating (SRS) measures the level of supervision that a patient/subject receives from caregivers. The SRS rates level of supervision on a 13-point ordinal scale that can optionally be grouped into five ranked categories (Independent, Overnight Supervision, Part-Time Supervision, Full-Time Indirect Supervision, and Full-Time Direct Supervision). CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
TOTART ATTENTIONAL SUBTEST (TAS): NOW I WANT YOU TO CAP 3 CTD Visual Picture Memory Test – Learning Trial (VPMT-1): I am going to show you pictures of common objects. Look carefully and try to remember each picture. Name each object as you point to it.THE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL The HiMAT was developed to quantify high-level mobility outcomes following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The HiMAT items were generated from existing adult and paediatric neurological mobility scales and the opinions of expert clinicians (Williams et al., 2005a), before being tested on a cohort of people with TBI. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
COMBI-FEATURED SCALES The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004COMA RECOVERY SCALE ADMINISTRATIONJFK COMA RECOVERY SCALE INSTRUCTIONSJFK COMA RECOVERYSCALE PDF
1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. TheTHE COGNITIVE LOG
The Cognitive Log (Cog-Log) provides a measure of general cognitive abilities that can be obtained at bedside. The creation of the Cog-Log is in answer to the need for a brief measure of cognition that can document progress during rehabilitation and provide an estimate of skills as assessed by more lengthy evaluations. MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL The HiMAT was developed to quantify high-level mobility outcomes following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The HiMAT items were generated from existing adult and paediatric neurological mobility scales and the opinions of expert clinicians (Williams et al., 2005a), before being tested on a cohort of people with TBI. THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
COMBI-FEATURED SCALES The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE ORIENTATION LOG (O-LOG) KEY 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Date Time City Month Date Year Clock Time Kind of Place Name of Hospital Day of Week Etiology/ Event Pathology Deficits Patient Name: The Orientation Log (O-Log) Key: 3=spontaneous/free recall 2=logical cuing MAST FORM I FOR COMBI MS APHASIA SCREENING TEST Reading Instructions (2 points each ) 1) ___Open your mouth (fiRead this aloud and do what it saysfl) 2) ___ Make a fist (Now read the next few silently to yourself and do what it saysfl) 3) ___Point to the floor, then point to the ceiling. 4) CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004COMA RECOVERY SCALE ADMINISTRATIONJFK COMA RECOVERY SCALE INSTRUCTIONSJFK COMA RECOVERYSCALE PDF
1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 HIMAT: HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL HiMAT: High-level Mobility Assessment Tool Instructions Subject suitability: The HiMAT is appropriate for assessing people with high-level balance and mobility problems. The MISSISSIPPI APHASIA SCREENING TEST The MAST was designed to be used for serial assessments to detect changes in language abilities over time. The MAST was initially developed by a team of neuropsychologists, physiatrists, and speech-language pathologists. The current form has nine subtests that range from 1 to 10 items per subscale. The MAST can be administered in5 to 15 minutes.
HIGH LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL The HiMAT was developed to quantify high-level mobility outcomes following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The HiMAT items were generated from existing adult and paediatric neurological mobility scales and the opinions of expert clinicians (Williams et al., 2005a), before being tested on a cohort of people with TBI. THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN BRAIN INJURY The COMBI is an online resource center catologuing information on brain injury outcome and assessment scales. The COMBI contains information on over 25 outcome or assessment scales. Materials available include scale syllabi, administration and scoring guidelines, training and testing materials, data on scale properties, references, scale forums, and FAQs. THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SCALE The ILS is designed as a 100-point scale comprised of scores across the three sub-scales. Observational data is collected by staff assigned to a given patient over a 1-week period. The ADL sub-scale is worth 61 points, the behavior sub-scale 30 points and the initiation sub-scale nine points. Point totals for sub-scales were derived from apoll
THE AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) was developed to assess the nature and extent of agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. Its primary purpose is to allow serial assessment of agitation by treatment professionals who want objective feedback about the course of a patient's agitation. FAMILY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE The Family Needs Questionnaire (Kreutzer and Marwitz, 1989) was developed to provide information about family members' unique needs after traumatic brain injury. Information is collected regarding perceptions of: (1) the importance of needs; andILS SYLLABUS
The Independent Living Scale (ILS) was developed to assess activity of daily living, behavior and initiation following traumatic braininjury.
MAYO-PORTLAND ADAPTABILITY INVENTORY The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) was primarily designed: to assist in the clinical evaluation of people during the postacute (posthospital) period following acquired brain injury (ABI), and. to assist in the evaluation of rehabilitation programs designed to serve these people. Evaluation and rating of each of the areasdesignated
CRS R COMA RECOVERY SCALE REVISED ©2004 1 updated 2020 crs-r coma recovery scale-revised ©2004 TOTART ATTENTIONAL SUBTEST (TAS): NOW I WANT YOU TO CAP 3 CTD Visual Picture Memory Test – Learning Trial (VPMT-1): I am going to show you pictures of common objects. Look carefully and try to remember each picture. Name each object as you point to it.COMBI >> Home
THE CENTER FOR OUTCOME MEASUREMENTIN BRAIN INJURY
WELCOME to the homepage of the Center for Outcome Measurement in Brain Injury (COMBI), an online resource for those needing detailed information and support in regards to outcome measures for brain injuries. The measures included in the COMBI are commonly used in the field of brain injury rehabilitation and assessment. The COMBI is a collaborative project of 16 brain injury facilities or centers, most of them Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems (through grants funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research). Each center contributes information on one or more measures. For each measure there may be a syllabus and training information, rating forms, background information on validity and reliability, a reference list of published studies, and testing materials. A FAQ (Frequently Asked Question) section is also being included, compiled from past training information and questions e-mailed to us. To find out which scales are currently featured in the COMBI, go to the Scales page. There are currently more than 25 instruments featured on the COMBI. Getting around on the COMBI To find out which scales are currently featured in the COMBI, go tothe Scales page.
To find out more about the COMBI and the organizations that work to make it successful, go to the Background page. To fill out our online survey, go to the Survey page. To read current and back issues of our online newsletter, Outcome Oriented, go to the Newsletter page.NEW & NOTEWORTHY
June 2017
The OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WEXNER MEDICAL CENTER has published their findings on the test-retest reliability of all of the instruments used in the TBI Model Systems follow-up interview: A TBI Model Systems Study. You can access the publication here.
For more information, please contact lead author Dr. Jennifer Bogner, PhD at jennifer.bogner@osumc.eduCITATION:
Bogner, J.A., Whiteneck, G.G., MacDonald, J., Juengst, S.B., Brown, A.W., Philippus, A.M., Marwitz, J.H., Lengenfelder, J., Mellick, D., Arenth, P., Corrigan, J.D. (2017) Test-retest reliability of traumatic brain injury outcome measures: A TBI model systems study. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, epub ahead of print.May 2017
The REHABILITATION RESEARCH CENTER AT SANTA CLARA VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER has published their findings on Depression and Gender in Persons with TBI: A TBI Model Systems Study.You can access thepublication here
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For more information, please contact lead author Sarah Lavoie at Sarah.Lavoie@hhs.sccgov.orgCITATION:
Lavoie, Sarah, Sechrist, Samantha, Quach, Nhung, Ehsanian, Reza, Duong, Thao, Gotlib, Ian H., Isaac, Linda. (2017) Depression in Men and Women One Year Following Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): A TBI Model Systems Study. Frontiers in Psychology, 8, Article 634. The COMBI is a collaborative project coordinated by the RehabilitationResearch Center
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