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Ambulatory Data Collection a r o c • Recruitment within current AROC members, seeking commitment to begin ambulatory data collection • 45 facilities committed to date • Broader recruitment as second phase • Provision of dataset and functional outcome tool training – Training commenced in major centres around Australia • First benchmarking information available after six months data collection
Australian Modified Lawton’s a r o c • AFRM endorsed Ambulatory benchmarking tool • Demonstrated validity and reliability in measurement of ‘participation in life’ outcomes • Green J, Eagar K, Owen A, Gordon R and Quinsey K (2006). Towards a Measure of Function for Home and Community Care Services in Australia: Part II – Evaluation of the Screening Tool and Assessment Instruments. Australian Journal of Primary Health 12(1), 82-90
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Page 3 and 4: a r o c Purpose and Aims of AROC Th
Page 5 and 6: Dissemination of Information a r o
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Page 13 and 14: a r o c Outcomes in Rehabilitation
Page 15 and 16: Victorian change in outcome measure
Page 17 and 18: Key Findings 2007 a r o c • Growt
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