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ICF Research and Policy Applications Flashcards

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  1. Which global health agenda explicitly references the ICF as a measurement framework?

    Answer: WHO Global Disability Action Plan 2014–2021

    The WHO Global Disability Action Plan 2014–2021 references ICF as a key framework for measuring disability and monitoring progress toward disability-inclusive health goals.

  2. In the context of the ICF, 'universal design' research benefits from which component?

    Answer: Environmental Factors

    Universal design research uses ICF Environmental Factors to identify physical and social barriers that design solutions should eliminate or reduce for all people.

  3. How does ICF contribute to monitoring the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

    Answer: By providing disability-specific indicators aligned with SDG equity and inclusion targets

    ICF-based functioning and disability data helps track whether SDG equity, health, and inclusion targets are being met for persons with disabilities.

  4. What is 'functioning information' in the context of ICF and health policy?

    Answer: Standardized data on what people can and cannot do in daily life

    Functioning information refers to standardized ICF-based data describing individuals' capacity and performance across life domains, used to inform health and social policy decisions.

  5. Which research initiative developed the 'ICF Research Branch' to support global ICF implementation science?

    Answer: WHO and Ludwig Maximilian University Munich

    The ICF Research Branch was established through a collaboration between WHO and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich to develop ICF Core Sets and support implementation science.

  6. How does ICF integration into clinical registries advance rehabilitation research?

    Answer: By enabling pooled analysis of functioning outcomes across institutions and countries

    When clinical registries use ICF-coded functioning data, researchers can pool and compare rehabilitation outcomes across institutions and national borders for large-scale evidence synthesis.