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Comprehensive assessment for stroke rehabilitation: A new Australian model

Comprehensive assessment for stroke rehabilitation: A new Australian model. Susan Hillier and Chris Price on behalf of the ASC Rehabilitation Working Group. Coalition of the willing:. Rehabilitation working group:

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Comprehensive assessment for stroke rehabilitation: A new Australian model

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  1. Comprehensive assessment for stroke rehabilitation: A new Australian model Susan Hillier and Chris Price on behalf of the ASC Rehabilitation Working Group

  2. Coalition of the willing:

  3. Rehabilitation working group: Overall mission: People with stroke should receive the right rehabilitation, at the right time, in the right place……….. Dr Geoff Boddice Dr Greg Bowring Ms Cindy Dilworth Dr David Dunbabin Dr Steven Faux Dr Howard Flavell Ms Megan Garnett Dr Erin Godecke Dr Kong Goh Dr Andrew Granger • Dr Susan Hillier (chair) • Dr Genevieve Kennedy • Ms Sandra Lever • Dr Natasha Lannin • Mr Bill McNamara • Ms Jill McNamara • Ms Juvy McPhee • Mr Chris Price • Ms Frances Simmonds • Ms Leah Wright

  4. ASC Rehabilitation working group: Task: Assessment for Rehabilitation Identified that there are issues of assessment for rehabilitation being • Opaque • Ad hoc • Inequitable and • Based on rehabilitation service capacity, rather than the person with stroke

  5. Aim: to devise a process for assessing people for stroke rehabilitation, that is clear, consistent and based on need in the first instance. Method: 52 sites 104 articles * Funding from Bayer Australia 20 great minds

  6. Results = RADICAL NEW PROCESS Palliative Refuses 100% recovery Unresponsive Review Cycle: regular planned monitoring/surveillance

  7. Rehabilitation

  8. REHABILITATION Ax and PLAN (+/- standardised measures)

  9. Currently piloting – feedback to date…… Positives: ensures clear and accountable decision-making, focuses on the person with stroke and their family (not services) involves all stroke team members based on the ICF-WHO framework. • Negatives: • Already do it • Haven’t got time • No outcome measures

  10. This National project combined expert opinion, consumer values and current literature to produce a simple set of processes to assess stroke survivors for rehabilitation. Next step ??????

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