Physical Therapy Initial Evaluation
Physical Therapy Initial Evaluation
[YOUR COMPANY NAME]
Date: [Date]
Patient Information
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Patient Name |
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Date of Birth |
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Address |
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Medical History
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Chief Complain |
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Past Medical History |
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Current Medication |
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Family History |
Introduction
This evaluation will assess the patient's current condition and goals to develop an individualized treatment plan. It will facilitate our understanding of the patient's specific needs.
Overview
This comprehensive evaluation seeks to provide a structured and organized understanding of the patient's wellness objectives. It aims for an accurate assessment of their current physical performance to devise a suitable therapy plan.
Rating Scale
Ratings are based on a scale of 1 to 3, with 1 indicating inadequacy, 2 indicating moderate proficiency, and 3 indicating excellence in fulfilling the evaluation criteria. These ratings are relative and should be interpreted within the context of the specific evaluation criteria provided.
1 - Inadequate
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Signifies a minimal or insufficient level of performance.
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Indicates that the criteria are poorly addressed or not addressed at all.
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Demonstrates a lack of understanding, effort, or capability in fulfilling the evaluation criteria.
2 - Moderate Proficiency
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Represents a satisfactory but not exceptional level of performance.
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Shows some effort and competency in addressing the evaluation criteria.
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Indicates that the criteria are partially met or met to some extent, but with room for improvement.
3 - Excellent
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Reflects a high level of performance that surpasses expectations.
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Indicates thoroughness, accuracy, and effectiveness in fulfilling the evaluation criteria.
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Demonstrates a comprehensive understanding and proficient execution of the evaluation criteria.
Evaluation Criteria
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Physical Assessment |
A thorough evaluation of muscle strength, joint mobility, balance, and coordination. |
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Goal Identification |
Understanding the patient's goals and motivation for participating in physical therapy. |
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Functional Limitations |
Identification of limitations that impact the patient's daily function or routine. |
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Treatment Planning |
Creating a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan based on the aforementioned factors. |
Additional Comments and Notes:
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