Outcome measures

Peter Kyberd

Outcome measures

School of Energy & Electronic Engineering

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Abstract

The ability to measure the performance of the user, or their prosthetic limb, is key to being able to track the progress of an individual, the result of an intervention, or the impact of a change in the design of the device. Properly designed, such tools can be useful both for treatment and in research. However, to ensure a meaningful result, the aim of a particular measurement must direct the form of the assessment.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Bionic Limb Reconstruction
Editors	Oskar Aszmann, Dario Farina
Publisher	Springer Nature
Publication status	Accepted for publication - 7 Dec 2020

Keywords

Upper Limb Prosthetics
Assessment
Outcome measures
SHAP
Clothespin relocation task

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