Outcome Measures

Outcome Measurement Tools

Most outcome measurement tools cover more than one component of the World Health Organisation International Classification of Functioning (see Principle One of the new VWA’s Clinical Framework for the Delivery of Psychology Services to Injured Workers), but can be loosely classified related to their main purpose and component of measurement:

Body Functions and Body Structures

 

Activity and Participation

 

Personal and Environmental factors

An example of how to record your outcome measures:

Cultures & Languages

"Using Outcome Measures across Cultures & Languages - A Guide for Healthcare Professionals" will guide you in considering outcome measures for injured workers from another culture or who speak another language.

Brazilian

Italian

Greek

Turkish

Japanese

Swiss German

© Victorian WorkCover Authority 2005. The Authority does not endorse any particular outcome measure on this list - it is intended merely to operate as a guide for healthcare professionals to assist in their management of injured workers. Healthcare professionals are expected to use their own clinical judgement to determine whether any particular measure on the list is appropriate for any individual case. Healthcare professionals are also encouraged to consider outcome measures which are not on this list. Neither the Authority, its employees, nor its consultants will be responsible for the accuracy of any information contained within this document.

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