From: Rehabilitation potential in older people living with frailty: a systematic mapping review
Theme | Description |
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Definitions of rehabilitation potential | Describes how rehabilitation potential was conceptualised, either as a prognostic or retrospective measure |
Who was involved in assessments | Describes who was involved in assessments and decision-making relating to rehabilitation potential |
Where assessments tool place | Outlines which settings and contexts rehabilitation potential assessments took place in |
When assessments took place | When in patients’ recovery trajectories rehabilitation potential assessments took place |
The use of formal decision-making frameworks | Outlines how decision making frameworks such as safety checklists, prediction tools and clinical assessment protocols were applied |
Components of a rehabilitation potential assessment | Describes the key domains included in rehabilitation potential assessments including: diagnoses and medication, functional abilities, mental health, social and environmental factors |
How rehabilitation potential was measured | This theme explored how rehabilitation potential was measured, depending on understanding rehabilitation potential as a prognostic or retrospective measure |
External factors influencing the assessment of rehabilitation potential | Describes factors such as training, skills, experience and availability of rehabilitation resources required to deliver rehabilitation programmes |
Markers of success | Describes optimum outcomes of rehabilitation programmes in terms of improvement, maintenance or managing declining abilities and function |