Table 4.
Instruments assessing perceived performance
Measurement instrument | Target population | Number of Items | ICF level(s) of the upper limb items | Tasks included | Activities of daily living included | Upper limb use | Reference | |||||||||
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Stroke | CP | Function | Activity | Participation | Unimanual | Bimanual | Basic | Extended | AOU | QOU | Other description of use‡ | Validity | Reliability | Responsiveness | ||
Instruments including only items at ICF activity level | ||||||||||||||||
Abilhand [42] | √ | 23 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [43] | [43] | ||||||
Abilhand-kids [44] | √ | 21 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [44] | [44] | ||||||
COPM [45] | √ | √ | variable | √ | √* | √* | √* | √* | √ | [46,47] | [46,47] | [47,48] | ||||
DHI [49] | √ | 18 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [49] | [49] | [49] | |||||
GAS [50] | √ | √ | variable | √ | √* | √* | √* | √* | √ | [51,52] | [51,52] | [51,52] | ||||
HFS [53] | √ | 13 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [53] | [53] | ||||||
MAL [54] | √ | 26 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [54] | [54] | [54] | ||||
pMAL [55] | √ | 22 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [56] | [56] | |||||
Instruments combining items at ICF activity level with items at ICF function level | ||||||||||||||||
UE Item Bank [57] | √ | 49 | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | [58,59] | [58] |
‡ = This subcategory covers answers like "can be performed (yes/no)" or "independent performance (yes/no/partly)"; or descriptive answers like "How much effort does it take to perform the task?". * = item can be chosen by therapist/patient and can therefore be unimanual or bimanual and basic ADL or extended ADL.
CP = cerebral palsy; AOU = amount of use; QOU = quality of use.
COPM = Canadian Occupational Performance Measure; DHI = Duruoz Hand Index; GAS = Goal Attainment Scaling; HFS = Hand Function Survey, MAL = Motor Activity Log; pMAL = Pediatric Motor Activity Log; UE Item bank = upper extremity item bank