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The Leisure Competence Measure (LCM) is primarily used to assess:
Answer: Leisure functioning and independence
The LCM evaluates leisure functioning across domains including leisure awareness, attitudes, skills, and social appropriateness.
Which documentation format records the client's Subjective report, Objective data, Assessment, and Plan?
Answer: SOAP
SOAP notes (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) are a structured documentation format widely used in healthcare settings.
Outcome measurement in TR is BEST described as:
Answer: Measuring changes in client functioning attributed to interventions
Outcome measurement involves assessing changes in client status—physical, cognitive, emotional, or social—that result from therapeutic recreation interventions.
The STILAP (State Technical Institute's Leisure Assessment Process) is designed to assess:
Answer: Leisure interests and participation patterns
STILAP assesses a client's leisure interests, skills, and participation patterns to guide TR program planning.
When evaluating program effectiveness, a TR specialist should compare outcomes to:
Answer: Goals and objectives set during treatment planning
Program effectiveness is evaluated by determining the degree to which clients achieved the goals and objectives established in their individualized treatment plans.
Which assessment tool is commonly used to measure functional independence across multiple domains in rehabilitation settings?
Answer: Functional Independence Measure (FIM)
The Functional Independence Measure (FIM) rates client independence in self-care, mobility, cognition, and communication and is widely used in rehabilitation.
In TR documentation, 'goal attainment scaling' (GAS) is notable because it:
Answer: Allows individualized outcome measurement relative to each client's expected progress
GAS sets individualized expected outcomes on a scale, allowing clinicians to measure each client's unique progress rather than applying uniform benchmarks.