Function Change Assessment is a systematic evaluation method used in feasibility analysis for rehabilitation to determine the extent and nature of alterations in an individual's functional capabilities over time, distinguishing it from general diagnostic assessments by focusing specifically on quantifiable changes in performance across rehabilitative interventions.
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CORE: Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation
Chris Evans, John Mellor‐Clark, Frank Margison et al. · Journal of Mental Health · 2000 · 565 citations
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