Research + EBP Quiz 2

Three parts of EBP decision making

Clinician opinion, client perspective, and scientific evidence

What is the 5th step in the 5 step question approachq

Adjust and analyze

Adjust and analyze

Self assessment, is your practice improving

Disablement models

1. Nagi model

2. WHO model (icf)

Nagi model parts

1. Dimensions

2. Disablement

3. Patient

Dimensions

Pathophysiology, disability, function limitations

Disablement

Cellular, body systems, whole person

Patient

Inability to play, work, walk, etc

WHO Model parts

1. Health conditions

2. Body structures/functions

3. Activity

4. Participation

5. Contextual factors

4 Types of measures

1. Disease oriented outcome

2. Patient oriented evidence

3. Clinician based outcomes

4. Patient based outcomes

Disease oriented outcome

Objective, health conditions, body structures

Patient oriented evidence

Subjective, risk of dying, lifespan

Clinician based outcomes

Measures that the clinician does themselves

Patient based outcomes

Measures that the patient completes themselves

Types of patient based outcomes

1. Disease-specific

2. Region specific

3. Dimension-specific (dizziness, pain)

4. Generic outcomes

5. Global rating of change

6. Summary scales

Generic outcomes

Measures overall function

Global rating change

Measures same, better, or worse levels

Summary scales

Used in populatiosn

Properties of PBO’S

1. Readability

2. Administration time

3. Administration burden

Performance based assessment

Health and skill

Health related aspects

• cardiovascular endurance

• Muscular strength

• Flexibility

• Body comp

Skill related aspects

• Speed

• Agility

• Power

• Balance

• RT

• Coordination

4 Types of data

1. Nominal

2. Ordinal

3. Interval

4. Ratio

Nominal data

Categories, can only count number

Ordinal data

Placed into order but no set distance between them, letter grades

Interval date

Like ordinal but with fixed intervals

Ratio data

Like interval but starts with an absolute 0