Table 3.

Percent and patterns of the most frequent ICF domains for participant goals mapped per period.

Phase Post Injury	Recovery Phase		Participation Phase		Maintenance Phase
ICF Domain	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
Body functions and structures	69	16	30	14.4	25	15.7
Most frequent sub-domain	Neuro-musculoskeletal movement related, mental functions, sensory functions, and pain		Structures of the nervous system (e.g., parasympathetic nervous system)		No frequency pattern observed
Activities and participation	206	48	135	65	104	66
Most frequent sub-domain	Major life areas (i.e., education, work, managing money), self-care (looking after one’s health), mobility, general tasks and demands (e.g., undertaking multiple tasks, carrying out daily routine and handling stress)		Self-care (with a high frequency of maintaining one’s health 1), major life areas (education and employment), mobility, general tasks, and demands		Major life areas (acquiring, keeping and maintaining paid employment), self-care (changed focus to—diet and fitness and managing one’s health), community, social and civic life (recreation and leisure)
Environment	114	26	18	8.6	19	12
Most frequent sub-domain	Products and technology (specifically equipment activities of daily living)		Products and technology (for personal use)		Products and technology (for personal use)
Case management	42	10	24	12	10	6.3

¹ Defined in the ICF as ‘being aware of the need and doing what is required to look after one’s health, both to respond to risks to health and to prevent ill-health, such as seeking professional assistance, following medical and other health advice and avoiding risks to health such as physical injury, communicable diseases, drug-taking and sexual health’.