The Functional Independence Measure (FIM) is an instrument that was developed as a measure of disability for a variety of populations and is not specific to any diagnosis. The FIM …

There are five types of FIM assessments: admission, goals, interim, discharge, and follow-up. The FIM assessments are used clinically to monitor the outcomes of rehabilitative care as required …

Initiating, sequencing and self-correcting tasks and activities to solve problems. Making reasonable, safe and timely decisions regarding financial, social and personal affairs.

2015年10月6日 · Barthel Index is commonly administered by nursing and medical staff to measure functional recovery following an inpatient stay for patients post stroke or neurologic …

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Functional Independence Measure (FIM) The Functional Independence Measure (FIM) is the most widely accepted Functional Assessment Measure used for monitoring progress during …

The FIM assesses six areas of function (Self-care, Sphincter control, Transfers, Locomotion, Communication and Social cognition), which fall under two Domains (Motor and Cognitive).

The FIM scale is used to measure the patient’s progress and assess rehabilitation outcomes. This scale is useful in clinical settings of rehabilitation. The FIM was carefully designed and …

By providing a standardized method for measuring functional independence, the FIM helps healthcare professionals design effective treatment plans and monitor patient outcomes. The …

WHAT DOES EACH FIM™ SCORE MEAN? The specific FIM™ scores are as follows, from lowest to highest. A score of "1" means "Total Assistance," in which the person puts. forth less …