ICF Implementation in Clinical Practice Flashcards
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Which clinical tool integrates ICF codes to standardize functional assessment across disciplines?
Answer: ICF Core Sets
ICF Core Sets are condensed lists of ICF categories selected as most relevant for specific health conditions to make ICF practical in clinical settings.
What is the primary purpose of the ICF Checklist in clinical practice?
Answer: Quickly identify and rate functioning across ICF components
The ICF Checklist is a practical tool to elicit and record information on the functioning and disability of an individual across the ICF components.
In interdisciplinary rehabilitation, ICF serves primarily as:
Answer: A common language for communication across professions
The ICF provides a universal framework and language enabling physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and physicians to communicate consistently about patient functioning.
Which WHO tool built upon the ICF framework measures disability at the population level?
Answer: WHO Disability Assessment Schedule (WHODAS 2.0)
WHODAS 2.0 is a standardized assessment tool developed by WHO based on the ICF framework to measure health and disability at the population level.
In goal-setting using ICF, rehabilitation goals are best framed at which level?
Answer: Activities and Participation
Effective ICF-based rehabilitation goals are framed at the Activities and Participation level to ensure they reflect meaningful functional outcomes for the patient.
Which ICF component helps clinicians identify workplace accommodations for patients returning to work?
Answer: Environmental Factors
Environmental Factors in the ICF capture physical, social, and attitudinal workplace elements that may act as barriers or facilitators to return-to-work.