Example: Breathing 0 = normal Scale include definitions for 1 = Occasional labored breathing; short (PAINAD) the terms included in period of hyperventilation the ratings. () 2 = Noisy labored breathing; long period of hyperventilation; respirations (continued) Evaluation Instrument Details (continued) Instrument How and citation many Domain links Sample item(s) Instructions, scoring Permissions To what extent have you lost a chance to do some of the things you planned? How much do you feel that, all in all, No instructions Caregiver Positives of you’re a good caregiver? provided. Consult with No special Reaction Scale 54 caregiving How much disagreement have you had an evaluator for permissions required. () with anyone in your family about the appropriate use. need to watch out for your relative’s safety? Positive Credit the developers Aspects of Providing help to (care recipient) has: Administration by using the complete Caregiving Positives of instructions are Made me feel more useful. 11 citation. No other (REACH II) caregiving included on the Made me feel needed. permissions are p. 49 instrument. Enabled me to learn new skills. required. (Tarlow et al.) Alzheimer’s He/she smiles or laughs when around Administration Nonfunded academic other people. Quality of instructions are users and individual He/she reacts with pleasure to pets or 40 Quality of Life life included on the medical practices may small children. (ADRQL) instrument. obtain the instrument He/she interest in events, places or at no cost. () habits from his/her past such as old
Scale (PAINAD) () Example: Breathing 0 = normal 1 = Occasional labored breathing; short period of hyperventilation 2 = Noisy labored breathing; long period of hyperventilation; respirations include definitions for the terms included in the ratings. (continued) Evaluation Instrument Details (continued) Domain Instrument and citation links How many Sample item(s) Instructions, scoring Permissions Positives of caregiving Caregiver Reaction Scale () 54 To what extent have you lost a chance to do some of the things you planned? How much do you feel that, all in all, you’re a good caregiver? How much disagreement have you had with anyone in your family about the need to watch out for your relative’s safety? No instructions provided. Consult with an evaluator for appropriate use. No special permissions required. Positives of caregiving Positive Aspects of Caregiving (REACH II) p. 49 (Tarlow et al.) 11 Providing help to (care recipient) has: Made me feel more useful. Made me feel needed. Enabled me to learn new skills. Administration instructions are included on the instrument. Credit the developers by using the complete citation. No other permissions are required. Quality of life Alzheimer’s Quality of Life (ADRQL) () 40 He/she smiles or laughs when around other people. He/she reacts with pleasure to pets or small children. He/she interest in events, places or habits from his/her past such as old Administration instructions are included on the instrument. Nonfunded academic users and individual medical practices may obtain the instrument at no cost.
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