Assessment Data—Occupational Therapy in the Home
| Assessment | Evaluation | Discharge |
| Mrs. Clark (patient) | ||
| PASS (5 tasks) | Bed mobility: I = 3; S = 1 | Maintained |
| Toilet mobility: I = 3; S = 2 | I = 3; S = 3 with raised toilet seat and correct cueing strategies | |
| Shower and tub mobility: I = 2.3; S = 1 | I = 2; S = 2 with tub bench and correct cueing strategies | |
| Oral hygiene: I = 2.5; S = 3 | Maintained | |
| Dressing: I = 1.7; S = 1 | I = 2; S = 2 with setup and correct cueing strategies | |
| ADM–2 | ACL = 3.8 (requires cueing prompting, and assistance for at least 7 hr over a 16-hr wakeful period; 46% cognitive assist) | NA |
| DAD | Total score = 22/40 = 55% (lower percentage indicates higher level of disability) | NA |
| CMAI | Behavior severity score = 68/203 (higher score indicates greater severity) | 32/203 |
| Number of behaviors = 11/29 (higher score indicates greater number of behaviors) | 6/29 | |
| Mr. Clark (caregiver) | ||
| GDS–SF | Total score = 8/15 (mild depression) | 5/15 (lower score; mild depression) |
| PQOL | Mean score = 5.30/10 (<7.5 indicates dissatisfied with quality of life) | 8.01/10 (higher score; >7.5 indicates satisfied with quality of life) |
| Home environment | ||
| SAFER–HOME | Score = 43 (range 0–222; higher score indicates greater number and severity of safety hazards) | 6 (range 0–222) |
| Assessment | Evaluation | Discharge |
| Mrs. Clark (patient) | ||
| PASS (5 tasks) | Bed mobility: I = 3; S = 1 | Maintained |
| Toilet mobility: I = 3; S = 2 | I = 3; S = 3 with raised toilet seat and correct cueing strategies | |
| Shower and tub mobility: I = 2.3; S = 1 | I = 2; S = 2 with tub bench and correct cueing strategies | |
| Oral hygiene: I = 2.5; S = 3 | Maintained | |
| Dressing: I = 1.7; S = 1 | I = 2; S = 2 with setup and correct cueing strategies | |
| ADM–2 | ACL = 3.8 (requires cueing prompting, and assistance for at least 7 hr over a 16-hr wakeful period; 46% cognitive assist) | NA |
| DAD | Total score = 22/40 = 55% (lower percentage indicates higher level of disability) | NA |
| CMAI | Behavior severity score = 68/203 (higher score indicates greater severity) | 32/203 |
| Number of behaviors = 11/29 (higher score indicates greater number of behaviors) | 6/29 | |
| Mr. Clark (caregiver) | ||
| GDS–SF | Total score = 8/15 (mild depression) | 5/15 (lower score; mild depression) |
| PQOL | Mean score = 5.30/10 (<7.5 indicates dissatisfied with quality of life) | 8.01/10 (higher score; >7.5 indicates satisfied with quality of life) |
| Home environment | ||
| SAFER–HOME | Score = 43 (range 0–222; higher score indicates greater number and severity of safety hazards) | 6 (range 0–222) |
Note. ACL = Allen Cognitive Level; ADM–2 = Allen Diagnostic Module—Second Edition; CMAI = Cohen-Mansfield Agitation Inventory; DAD = Disability Assessment of Dementia; GDS = Geriatric Depression Scale—Short Form; I = independence mean score (sum of subtask scores/total subtasks performed = 0 [total assistance] to 3 [no assistance]); NA = not assessed; PASS = Performance Assessment of Self-Care Skills; PQOL = Perceived Quality of Life Scale; S = safety score (3 = safe practices, 2 = minor safety risk, 1 = risk to safety with cueing provided to prevent potential harm); SAFER–HOME = Safety Assessment of Function and the Environment for Rehabilitation—Health Outcome Measurement and Evaluation.