Table 4 Clinical relevance to a general rehabilitation service.
VAS 0 = issue not addressed in the standard considered | |
|---|---|
100 = issue addressed in the maximum possible detail | |
Issue | VAS median (range) |
General staffing | 95 (95–97) |
Staffing establishment | 95 (95–97) |
Policies and procedures | 95 (89–97) |
Continuing education | 93 (90–95) |
Management of patient records | 97 (95–97) |
Quality activities | 97 (97–97) |
Facilities and equipment | 97 (91–98) |
Service provision | 96 (91–97) |
The rehabilitation team | 97 (97–98) |
Referral and assessment | 95 (84–97) |
Start of rehabilitation | 97 (90–98) |
Assessment and rehabilitation programme planning | 97 (97–98) |
Rehabilitation programme and co-ordination of the rehabilitation process | 97 (97–98) |
Discharge | 97 (86–98) |
Follow-up | 97 (86–98) |
Staff development/audit and training | 87 (85–97) |
Liaison with other healthcare services | 98 (97–98) |
Business practices | 75 (65–87) |
Rehabilitation process for the person served | 97 (95–97) |
Comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation programmes | 97 (95–97) |
Spinal cord system of care | 24 (8–33) |
Interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation programs | 24 (8–33) |
Brain injury programs | 24 (8–33) |
Outpatient medical rehabilitation programmes | 95 (94–97) |
Home and community-based rehabilitation | 95 (93–97) |
Medical rehabilitation case management | 70 (34–78) |
Health enhancement programs | 9 (2–10) |
Pediatric family-centred rehabilitation programs | 5 (2–9) |
Occupational rehabilitation programs | 9 (8–31) |
Continuum of care | 90 (80–95) |
Leadership and management | 90 (80–95) |
Human resource management | 88 (80–89) |
Information management | 88 (74–89) |
Safe practice and environment | 88 (80–91) |
Improving performance | 97 (90–98) |