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AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Carer status prior to this impairment12345Record the level of carer support the patient received prior to theircurrent inpatient or ambulatory admission. Include both paid and/orunpaid carer support received. Paid carer support includes bothgovernment funded and private health funded carers. Unpaid carersupport include care provided by a relative, friend, partner of the patient.Carer status is a key outcome measure for rehabilitation. Carer statusbefore and after rehabilitation can be compared as a indication ofpatient's rehabilitation outcomes.This is a data item that has changed from v3 dataset where it was knownas "Level of Support Prior to this Impairment".V4 dataset records carer status prior and services received prior.Only complete if the patient’s type of accommodation prior was privateresidence (including unit in retirement village), otherwise leave blank.Include both paid and unpaid carer support.Example of paid carer support: Mrs Jackson has a paid carer who comesto her home and assist her with personal care in the morning and theevening.Example of unpaid carer support: Mr Price's daughter completes hisweekly grocery shop for him as he is no longer able to drive.Within the code set,"Co‐dependent" is when the carer and a patient depend on each otherfor assistance with functional tasks. For example Mr Jones receivesassistance from his wife to cut up his food and Mrs Jones receivesassistance from her husband to remember to take her medication.6Codeset Values:1 NO CARER and DOES NOT need one2 NO CARER and needs one3 CARER not living in4 CARER living in, NOT co‐dependent5 CARER living in, co‐dependentPage 30 of 188 Document Version 1.3
AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Were any services being received within the month prior to thisimpairment?12345This item identifies whether services were received by the person prior tothis impairment. “Services” refers to paid or unpaid services received inthe month prior to this impairment (or exacerbation of impairment.) Paidservice(s) include both government funded and private health fundedservices. Unpaid service(s) include care provided by a relative, friend,partner of the patient. Discretionary services received by the patient, butnot functionally necessary, should not be included e.g. A house cleanerbecause the patient doesn’t like cleaning rather than functionally can’tclean.Service(s) received relates to degree of functional independence of theperson, and as increased functional independence is a key outcomemeasure for rehabilitation, it is important to ascertain the person's levelof functional independence prior to rehabilitation. Service(s) receivedbefore and after rehabilitation can be compared as a indication of anychange in the person's functional independence after rehabilitation.Only collect this data item if accommodation prior to this impairment wasprivate residence (including unit in retirement village,) otherwise leaveblank. Record 1,”Yes,” if service(s) were received and 2,”No,’ if noservice(s) were received in the month prior to this impairment (orexacerbation of impairment)6Codeset Values:1 Yes2 NoPage 31 of 188 Document Version 1.3
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