Assesses short duration walking speed (m/s). Has been used in various patient populations including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, general neurologic movement disorders, and SCI. Clinical Considerations The 10 [...]
Tool Description A self-paced test. It measures the distance that a patient can walk on a flat, hard surface in 6 minutes. assesses the sub-maximal level of [...]
Tool Description The BBS is a performance based measure of balance with 14 tasks. Tasks progress in difficulty and include functional activities related to balance while reaching, [...]
Tool Description The COVS is a measure of mobility that has been applied to specific diagnostic groups such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, amputations, and musculoskeletal injuries in [...]
The SCI-FAI is a clinician-administered, self-report, and performance-based SCI-specific ambulation measure focusing on gait abnormalities. The gait parameters were developed by a panel of experts in SCI rehabilitation [...]
Assesses the capacity of children with SCI who use a manual wheelchair. It is a clinician-administered and performance-based to measure the children's mobility and Activities of Daily Living [...]
Timed walking test designed to measure gait performance and balance. Originally developed as a clinical measure of balance in elderly individuals. To date, the TUG has generally [...]
The Walking Index for Spinal Cord Injury (WISCI) is a functional capacity scale designed to measure improvements in ambulation in persons with spinal cord injury, by evaluating the [...]
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