Outcomes for Terminology Sample Clauses

Outcomes for Terminology. ‌ As terminology was clearly an issue at the expert meeting, there are plans in place to meet this need. Specifically, there will be an added session at the ADED conference on July 30, 2012. This session will be a one and a half hour session with an initial presentation from Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx and Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx highlighting the issues with terminology. Discussion will be taped and offer insights by experienced specialists and their understanding of terminology and its issues. There will be a second hour and half with the leadership of ADED as well as members of the expert panel available to meet to make plans of how this issue might be addressed. Appendices‌ Appendix A Assessments used Most Frequently by Driver Rehabilitation Specialists Vision Physical Cognitive N= 227 Assessment Tool Use N % Use with All Clients N % Use Selectively N % Visual Acuity 000 000 000 90 23 10 ROM – Upper Extremity 213 95 200 91 13 6 ROM – Head, Neck, trunk 212 94 203 90 9 4 Muscle Strength 210 93 196 87 14 6 ROM – Lower Extremity 207 91 197 87 10 4 Ocular Range of Motion 195 86 138 61 57 25 Muscle Tone 184 86 164 73 29 13 Trails B 189 84 139 62 50 22 Saccades 186 83 121 54 65 29 Endurance 179 79 167 74 12 5 Trails A 171 76 124 55 47 21 Depth Perception 170 75 163 72 7 3 Sensation 162 72 128 57 34 15 MVPT 150 66 91 40 59 26 Balance 147 65 127 56 20 9 Clock Drawing Test 132 59 49 22 83 37 Letter/Number Cancelation 132 48 47 21 85 32 Fine Motor Coordination 121 55 103 46 18 8 Convergence/Divergence 000 00 00 00 00 00 Arm Reach 000 00 0 00 00 00 Coordination; Foot Tap 115 51 92 41 23 10 Color Perception 115 73 153 68 11 5 Contrast Sensitivity 110 48 96 42 14 6 Brake Reaction 110 49 99 44 11 5 Judgment/Rules of the Road 109 48 93 41 16 7 Phorias 105 67 88 56 17 11 Road Signs (Optec) 102 45 95 42 7 3 Short Blessed 100 45 56 25 44 20 Mini Mental Status Exam 93 41 41 18 52 23 MMSE or SBT 193 86 97 43 Assessments Used Selectively by More than 19% Assessment Tool Use Selectively N % Neuro Dementi a Spinal cord Devel disab Ortho pedic New Clock Drawing Test 83 83 72 59 2 21 1 9 Letter Cancelation 65 38 64 22 1 16 5 MVPT 59 33 56 37 1 32 2 18 Convergence/Divergence 59 28 58 19 3 25 2 11 Ocular Range of Motion 57 27 56 18 5 27 2 10 Mini Mental Exam 52 25 34 45 2 7 4 2 Trails B 50 22 48 45 3 25 4 12 Trails A 47 27 45 40 3 22 3 9 Saccades 46 29 36 19 Short Blessed 44 27 29 39 0 10 1 5 UFOV 28 19 27 21 14 1 9 Draw a person 28 19 25 12 7 3 Behind the Wheel N= 000 Xxx Xxxx On Road All clients t...
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