The Use of Clinical and Functional Assessment Instruments

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2014-09-18

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clinical assessment instruments
functional assessment instruments
minimum data set (MDS)
inerRAI HC

Abstract

Hilltop Director of Special Studies Ian Stockwell, PhD, gave this presentation at the National Association of States United for Aging and Disabilities’ National Home & Community Based Services Conference in Arlington, Virginia, on September 18, 2014. Stockwell discussed selection and use of assessment tools—which can have a broad effect across program and policy areas—and how this selection and use can help realize the potential to pull individual-level information together to form a complete picture of a program population.