Home Assessment Flashcards

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Approaches

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Self-report/checklists
Interview/observation
Skilled analysis of supportive features
Performance/functional assessments

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Checklist Advantages

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Can be self-report
Home safety checklist often include recommendations
Quick screening

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Checklist Disadvantages

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Few have demonstrated reliability/validity studies

Home safety checklists focus on hazards rather than use of environment

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Checklist Examples

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Rebuilding together

CDC check for safety

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Performance Measure Advantages

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Demonstrate functional ability

Often have established reliability/validity studies

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Performance Measure Disadvantages

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May not have specifically recognize the environment

Often requires skilled professionals to administer

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Performance Measure Examples

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Timed up and go test
Physical performance test
Kitchen task assessment

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Skilled Analysis/Interview Advantages

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May address interaction of performance in environment
More comprehensive
Can lead to tailored environmental interventions to prevent falls

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Skilled Analysis/Interview Disadvantages

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Often requires skilled professionals to administer
Can be more time consuming
May need team approach with assessment results from a variety of professionals

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Skilled Analysis/Interview Examples

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Guided interview

Enabler

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Users of the space

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Families, friends, visitors, pets

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Universal Design of Space Principles

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Equitable use
Flexibility in use
Simple and intuitive use
Perceptible info
Tolerance for error
Low physical effort
Size and space for approach and use
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Americans with Disabilities Act

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Prohibits discrimination

Ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities in employment, state and local government services

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Are homes typically designed for users of various abilities?

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No

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15
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Do homes and objects have meaning?

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Objects selected by person create permanence in intimate life
Make up person’s identity

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Home Modification

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Identify needs
Determining solutions
Implementing solution
Training in the use of solutions
Evaluating outcomes that contribute to alteration, adjustment or addition to home environment
Product
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Home Modification (Product)

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Any alteration, adjustment or addition to the home environment
Use of specialized, customized, off the shelf, or universally-designed technologies, equipment, products, hardware, controls, cues that affect the layout and structure
To improve functional capability and minimize environmental demands on individuals and their caregivers

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Client Perspective

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Clients abilities and values
Clients environment and the meaning of your home
Important occupations

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PT Role in Home Assessment

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Functional mobility assessment
Recommendations for enabling equipment
Recognition of hazards
Recommendations for modifications that are within pt. ability
Consider trajectory of client’s needs