follow up set out in local protocols. Standard 6: Clinical Effectiveness STANDARD STATEMENT RATIONALE CRITERIA EVIDENCE (EXAMPLES) 6a. The outcome and The management of clients with 6a.1 Individual outcomes are Audit of IMP and related effectiveness of the Individual vestibular impairment, within a evaluated and recorded for all outcome measures. Management Plan are comprehensive management patients. Outcomes are directly Direct observation within the evaluated and recorded. plan, involves more than a related to the needs within the patient management system technical matter of vestibular IMP and are recorded within during external assessment. It should involve the IMP. Local policies and procedures the provision of a systematic relating to recording individual approach, supported by outcomes evidence, which addresses not Outcome statements for each only the vestibular impairment, need. but also other related activity A record of goal setting for limitations and consequent patient rehabilitation. reductions in quality of life (QoL). 6a.2. The outcomes contain Quantifiable outcome scores information of the extent to being used for all identifiable Subjective outcome measures, which the specified goals have needs. in the form of condition-specific been met and include a questionnaires, can assess the validated quantitative measure impact of a vestibular which is appropriate for all the impairment on the patient's interventions implemented. activity limitation. This can then 6a.3 Outcomes are used to Audit of the development of a be used in the evaluation monitor patient progress and to patients IMP based on their process to measure how further develop the IMP which individual outcomes. effective the IMP has been. may result in the identification of further actions required. IMP's help to record multiple vestibular rehabilitation outcomes; such as functional,
follow up set out in local protocols. Standard 6: Clinical Effectiveness STANDARD STATEMENT RATIONALE CRITERIA EVIDENCE (EXAMPLES) 6a. The outcome and effectiveness of the Individual Management Plan are evaluated and recorded. The management of clients with vestibular impairment, within a comprehensive management plan, involves more than a technical matter of vestibular assessment. It should involve the provision of a systematic approach, supported by evidence, which addresses not only the vestibular impairment, but also other related activity limitations and consequent reductions in quality of life (QoL). Subjective outcome measures, in the form of condition-specific questionnaires, can assess the impact of a vestibular impairment on the patient's activity limitation. This can then be used in the evaluation process to measure how effective the IMP has been. IMP's help to record multiple vestibular rehabilitation outcomes; such as functional, 6a.1 Individual outcomes are evaluated and recorded for all patients. Outcomes are directly related to the needs within the IMP and are recorded within the IMP. Audit of IMP and related outcome measures. Direct observation within the patient management system during external Local policies and procedures relating to recording individual outcomes Outcome statements for each need. A record of goal setting for patient rehabilitation. 6a.2. The outcomes contain information of the extent to which the specified goals have been met and include a validated quantitative measure which is appropriate for all the interventions implemented. Quantifiable outcome scores being used for all identifiable needs. 6a.3 Outcomes are used to monitor patient progress and to further develop the IMP which may result in the identification of further actions required. Audit of the development of a patients IMP based on their individual outcomes.
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