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AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Admission FIM score for transfer to shower/tub1234Record the patient's Functional Independence Measure (FIMinstrument) score for transfer to shower/tub, assessed at the time ofadmission.5The Functional Independence Measure (FIM instrument) scores and theAROC Impairment codes are based on the Uniform Data System forMedical Rehabilitation (UDSMR); a minimum data set that includes asystem for grouping rehabilitation episodes by impairment type and arating scale to measure function, the FIM instrument. The FIMinstrument is a basic indicator of severity of disability. The functionalability of a patient changes during rehabilitation and the FIM instrumentis used to track those changes which are a key outcome measure ofrehabilitation episodes. Thus AROC ICDS collects FIM scores at episodestart and episode end.Admission FIM scoring needs to be completed within 72 hours of patientadmission.6Codeset Values:1 Total contact assistance2 Maximal contact assistance3 Moderate contact assistance4 Minimal contact assistance5 Supervision or setup6 Modified independence7 Complete independencePage 78 of 188 Document Version 1.3
AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Admission FIM score for locomotion1234Record the patient's Functional Independence Measure (FIMinstrument) score for locomotion, assessed at the time of admission.5The Functional Independence Measure (FIM instrument) scores and theAROC Impairment codes are based on the Uniform Data System forMedical Rehabilitation (UDSMR); a minimum data set that includes asystem for grouping rehabilitation episodes by impairment type and arating scale to measure function, the FIM instrument. The FIMinstrument is a basic indicator of severity of disability. The functionalability of a patient changes during rehabilitation and the FIM instrumentis used to track those changes which are a key outcome measure ofrehabilitation episodes. Thus AROC ICDS collects FIM scores at episodestart and episode end.Admission FIM scoring needs to be completed within 72 hours of patientadmission.6Codeset Values:1 Total contact assistance2 Maximal contact assistance3 Moderate contact assistance4 Minimal contact assistance5 Supervision or setup6 Modified independence7 Complete independencePage 79 of 188 Document Version 1.3
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