Few stroke scales for upper limb movements include movement quality when assessing
task completion. Assessing movement quality is important because it provides information
about how a person accomplishes a task, including compensatory movements and joint limitations.
This is essential information for the therapist to guide individualized treatment
and optimize recovery.1
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Published online: October 09, 2018
Footnotes
Highlights From the Rehabilitation Measures Database
This content is provided as a service by the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and is not peer reviewed by the Archives.
Disclosures: none.
