Developed to assess life habits and handicap situations, which are concepts related to social participation. Life habits are defined as “those habits that ensure the survival and development [...]

Originally designed as a measurement of community integration for individuals with traumatic brain injury (Willer et al. 1994). Has three subscales: Home Integration (e.g. Who does the grocery [...]

Designed to measure the level of handicap in a community setting. Basically, CHART collects information on the degree to which the respondent fulfills the roles typically expected from people [...]

Self-administered questionnaire developed using the ICF model of human functioning and disability. Developed using input from experienced clinicians and individuals attending an out-patient rehabilitation unit (e.g. stroke, SCI, [...]

Designed to capture information on the type, frequency, duration and intensity of physical activity carried out by people with SCI using a wheelchair as their primary mode of [...]

Self-report questionnaire that assesses an individual’s satisfaction with performance in life activities. Assesses mobility, self-care, daily activity, recreational activity, and family roles Developed based on interviews with clinicians, [...]

The Spinal Cord Injury-Falls Concern Scale (SCI-FCS) is a self-report scale assessing the level of concern about falling during common activities of daily life in people with spinal cord [...]