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Normative Values for

Outcome Measures

What is an outcome measure?

An outcome measure is a tool to assess a patient/ client's current status.

It can be used prior to intervention to extract baseline data and be performed at regular intervals to demonstrate progress.

Outcome Measures

1. Self-report measures

2. Performance-based measures

3. Observer-reported measures

4. Clinician-reported measures

Common performance-based measures

Performance-based measures

  • 10 Metre Walk Test (10MWT)
  • 6 Minute Walk Test (6MWT)
  • Timed Up and Go Test (TUG)
  • High-Level Mobility Assessment Tool (HiMAT)
  • Functional Gait Assessment (FGA)
  • Five Times Sit to Stand
  • 30 Second Sit to Stand Test
  • Berg Balance Scale (BBS)

*No data found for spasticity measures

Key:

  • Populations:
  • Adult (18-64 y/o)
  • Community-dwelling elderly (65-80 y/o)
  • Mainly neurological conditions
  • Values presented in the form ‘mean (standard deviation)’
  • IQR = interquartile range
  • M = male
  • F = female

Normative Values Table

10 METRE WALK TEST (m/s)

10MWT

Walking speed indications

Walking Speed

  • Self-selected walking speed has been shown to be associated with certain home and community-based walking behaviours (Bowden et al., 2008)

  • A gain of 0.1 m/s is a meaningful change for those without normal walking speed (Hardy, Perera, 2007)

6 MINUTE WALK TEST (m)

6MWT

TIMED UP AND GO TEST (s)

TUG

HIGH-LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL

HiMAT

FUNCTIONAL GAIT ASSESSMENT

FGA

FIVE TIMES SIT TO STAND (s)

Five Times STS

30 SECOND SIT TO STAND TEST

30 Sec STS

BERG BALANCE SCALE

BBS

Uses of normative values

  • Assess client's baseline function and how they perform against their relevant population

  • Determine intervention plan through identifying functional impairments

  • Use values to set SMART goals

  • Monitor progress over time and compare with 'healthy' population values

  • Reduce the time taken to find these reference values during client interactions

Applications

Client Interactions

54 F

Initial/ baseline

HOPC: Left pontine midbrain stroke 2/12 ago

Objective outcome measures:

  • 10MWT: 16 sec, 24 steps, 0.625 m/s
  • 6MWT: 255m
  • STS x 5: 15.63 sec from 45cm plinth

Normative values:

  • 10MWT for stroke population -> 0.84 m/s and for healthy population -> 1.40 m/s
  • 6MWT for stroke population -> 372m and for healthy population -> 494m
  • STS x 5 for healthy population -> 5.6 sec

Indications:

  • Gait retraining to work on walking speed and endurance
  • LL strengthening to improve STS/ functional strength

58 M

Upon discharge

HOPC: R parieto-occipital ICH on 30/9/20

Objective outcome measures:

  • 10MWT: 8.47 sec, 14 steps, 1.18 m/s (*able to walk comfortably at 1.4 m/s during treadmill warmup)
  • 6MWT: 510m
  • STS in 30 sec: 16 from 45cm plinth

Normative values:

  • 10MWT for stroke population -> 0.84 m/s and for healthy population -> 1.43 m/s
  • 6MWT for stroke population -> 372m and for healthy population -> 576m
  • STS in 30 sec for healthy population -> 13.7

Indications:

  • Good walking capacity, endurance and LL functional strength

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