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The primary goal of this report is to quickly communicate clinically relevant data. It accomplishes this by:
The primary goal of this report is to quickly communicate clinically relevant data. It accomplishes this by:
- Incorporating data points often observed in the clinical setting and consistently found in research
- Categorizing data in ways that many clinicians will find familiar
- Highlighting certain data that may be concerning
DARI Clinician Report Explained
DARI Clinician Report Explained
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Implementation
Implementation
How is this used in the clinical setting and why is it important?
How is this used in the clinical setting and why is it important?
- Establishes a baseline during the initial patient evaluation. The therapist has quantitative evidence to improve patient engagement and physician trust/understanding.
- The therapist has a means to longitudinally track the patient ensuring progression and continuing to have a basis for effective communication with the patient and Doctor until the patient is cleared.
Categories & Definitions
Categories & Definitions
Click the categories below for definitions and examples:
Click the categories below for definitions and examples:
Upper Body - Static Tasks
Upper Body - Static Tasks
Lower Body - Dynamic and Static Tasks
Lower Body - Dynamic and Static Tasks
Lower Body - Performance Tasks
Lower Body - Performance Tasks
- Mobility & Alignment - Primary plane flexion angles combined with accessory deviations
- Performance & Kinetics - Excursions, forces, torques, and other performance-related data
- Stiffness - Excursions and forces specific to landing
- Loading Strategy - Hip vs. knee dominant motion specific to landing
- Pain - Patient communicated
- Asymmetry - Differences in excursions and flexion angles
DARI Clinician Example
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