ICF Core Sets
Manual for Clinical Practice
2nd Edition
Published on 23. November 2020
VIII, 136 pages
978-1-61676-572-9 (ISBN)
Description
The World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) is the internationally accepted standard for assessing, documenting, and reporting functioning and disability. The ICF Core Sets highlighted in this second edition of the book have been developed to facilitate the standardized use of the ICF in real-life
clinical practice. Consequently, they can guide clinical quality management efforts. This edition has been updated to reflect developments in the ICF Core Sets, including updated information on eight new Core Sets and the Generic Sets, the new ICD-11 codes, more details on the Core Set development process, and a new section on ICF-based tools.
This manual:
Introduces the concepts of functioning and the biopsychosocial model of the ICF
Describes how and why the ICF Core Sets have been developed
Explains step-by-step an approach for applying the ICF Core Sets in clinical practice
Provides practical tips for clinicians to apply the easy-to-use, comprehensive documentation form
Includes case examples illustrating the assessment of people with different health conditions and in different healthcare contexts
This manual is inherently multi-professional and will be of benefit not only for practitioners working in various healthcare contexts but also for students and teachers.
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The individual, their environment, and the activities they participate in are at the very heart of occupational therapy practice and this manual is an essential contemporary addition to its clinical resources.;Marilyn Pattison, President, World Federation of Occupational Therapists, Adelaide, AustraliaMore details
Edition
2nd ed. 2021
Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Health care professionals as well as students and teachers.
Edition type
Revised edition
File size
1,96 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-61676-572-9 (9781616765729)
DOI
10.1027/00572-000
Schweitzer Classification
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Persons
Jerome Bickenbach, PhD, LLB, is a steering committee member of the ICF Research Branch. He was involved in the development of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) at the World Health Organization (WHO) and regularly consults with WHO on ICF implementation and international disability social policy.
Alarcos Cieza, PhD, MPH, was one of the architects of the established and internationally implemented ICF Core Set development process. Subsequently, she took on a leadership role in many ICF Core Set projects and was instrumental in developing ICF Core Set-based data collection and documentation tools.
Melissa Selb, MSc, is the coordinator of the ICF Research Branch. She has been involved in developing several ICF Core Sets and consults on ICF-related projects worldwide, including development of ICFbased tools, conducting ICF training, and supporting ICF implementation worldwide.
Gerold Stucki, MD, MS, as director of the ICF Research Branch, was one of the architects of the ICF Core Set development process. He has worked with WHO and various organisations and professional societies to promote the practical implementation of the ICF and ICF Core Sets in medicine, rehabilitation and the health sector at large, including in clinical routine and clinical quality management.
Alarcos Cieza, PhD, MPH, was one of the architects of the established and internationally implemented ICF Core Set development process. Subsequently, she took on a leadership role in many ICF Core Set projects and was instrumental in developing ICF Core Set-based data collection and documentation tools.
Melissa Selb, MSc, is the coordinator of the ICF Research Branch. She has been involved in developing several ICF Core Sets and consults on ICF-related projects worldwide, including development of ICFbased tools, conducting ICF training, and supporting ICF implementation worldwide.
Gerold Stucki, MD, MS, as director of the ICF Research Branch, was one of the architects of the ICF Core Set development process. He has worked with WHO and various organisations and professional societies to promote the practical implementation of the ICF and ICF Core Sets in medicine, rehabilitation and the health sector at large, including in clinical routine and clinical quality management.
Content
Preface
Gerold Stucki
1 What Is Functioning and Why Is It important?
Jerome Bickenbach
2 Introduction to the International Classification of Functioning,
Disability and Health
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
2.1 Integrative Model of Functioning, Disability and Health
2.2 Structure and Codes of the ICF Classification
2.3 ICF Qualifiers
3 ICF Core Sets
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
3.1 ICF Core Set Development Process
3.2 Available ICF Core Sets
4 Use of ICF Core Sets In Clinical Practice
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
4.1 Selection of ICF Core Sets ("What to Describe")
4.2 Description of Level of Functioning ("How to Describe")
4.3 Documentation Form
4.4 Creating a Functioning Profile
5 Case Examples
5.1 Case Example 1: Applying the ICF Core Set for Musculoskeletal
Conditions in Acute Care
Alexandra Rauch and Melissa Selb
5.2 Case Example 2: Applying the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for
Spinal Cord Injury in Post-Acute Care
Alexandra Rauch and Melissa Selb
5.3 Case Example 3: Applying the ICF Core Set for Multiple Sclerosis
in Long-Term Care
Andrea Glassel and Miriam Luckenkemper
5.4 Case Example 4: Applying the ICF Core Set for Vocational
Rehabilitation in Long-Term Care
Monika Finger
5.5 Case Example 5: Applying the ICF Core Set for Low Back Pain in
Long-Term Care
Todd Davenport, Sean D. Rundell and Reuben Escorpizo
6 References
7 Acknowledgements
8 Key terms
9 Documentation Online
Gerold Stucki
1 What Is Functioning and Why Is It important?
Jerome Bickenbach
2 Introduction to the International Classification of Functioning,
Disability and Health
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
2.1 Integrative Model of Functioning, Disability and Health
2.2 Structure and Codes of the ICF Classification
2.3 ICF Qualifiers
3 ICF Core Sets
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
3.1 ICF Core Set Development Process
3.2 Available ICF Core Sets
4 Use of ICF Core Sets In Clinical Practice
Melissa Selb and Alarcos Cieza
4.1 Selection of ICF Core Sets ("What to Describe")
4.2 Description of Level of Functioning ("How to Describe")
4.3 Documentation Form
4.4 Creating a Functioning Profile
5 Case Examples
5.1 Case Example 1: Applying the ICF Core Set for Musculoskeletal
Conditions in Acute Care
Alexandra Rauch and Melissa Selb
5.2 Case Example 2: Applying the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for
Spinal Cord Injury in Post-Acute Care
Alexandra Rauch and Melissa Selb
5.3 Case Example 3: Applying the ICF Core Set for Multiple Sclerosis
in Long-Term Care
Andrea Glassel and Miriam Luckenkemper
5.4 Case Example 4: Applying the ICF Core Set for Vocational
Rehabilitation in Long-Term Care
Monika Finger
5.5 Case Example 5: Applying the ICF Core Set for Low Back Pain in
Long-Term Care
Todd Davenport, Sean D. Rundell and Reuben Escorpizo
6 References
7 Acknowledgements
8 Key terms
9 Documentation Online
