Table 4.

Results of essential domains and items rated by 20 clinicians (Round 1 Survey)

Domains	Essential items
UE weight bearing	Uses non-dominant hand to stabilize self (n = 10)
	Uses upper extremity to weight bear in prone (n = 9)
	Uses upper extremity to weight bear in sitting with hands forward (n = 9)
Using the UE to change body position	Pushes self from supine to sitting (n = 18)
	Using UE to use mobility aid (n = 16)
	Pushes self from sitting to standing (n = 14)
	Transferring from one body position to another (n = 14)
Grasp	Picking up a medium object (shoes, water bottle, plate etc.) (n = 20)
	Picking up a small object (coin, bead, pencil, etc.) (n = 17)
Release	Releasing a medium object (shoes, water bottle, plate, etc.) (n = 17)
Reach	Reaching for an item from waist level (n = 16)
	Reaching for an item by crossing the midline (n = 12)
Fine hand manipulation	Write your name or draw something (n = 20)
	Opening a jar (n = 15)
	Closing a jar (n = 12)
Dressing	Puts on clothes over-head (shirt, sweater, hat) (n = 20)
	Pulls on pants (n = 20)
	Pulls down (remove) pants (n = 20)
	Removes shirt (n = 19)
	Puts on shoes (n = 17)
	Puts on open shirt (n = 16)
	Pulls up zipper (n = 15)
	Starts a zipper (n- = 14)
	Puts on socks (n = 14)
	Removes shoes (n = 14)
	Buttoning (n = 13)
	Unbuttoning (n = 13)
Feeding	Reaches mouth (n = 20)
	Picks up food using fork (n = 17)
Toileting	Places sticker on lower back (proxy for reaching to wipe buttocks) (n = 19)