Summary: index_adl

Deviation in Activities of Daily Living (ADL-AI)

Alarm level explanation: The customer has difficulties performing activities of daily living. Can the situation be prevented from getting worse?

ADL-AI assesses the client’s ability to independently cope with daily activities, where 0 = Fully independent. Completes tasks without difficulty. 1-7 = Independent in most tasks. Some tasks may take more time than normal. 8-14 = Needs support in many tasks. Independent completion of tasks is slow. 15-21 = Needs help with almost all tasks. Able to support in most tasks, but cannot cope with them independently. 22-28 = Needs help with all tasks.

The assessment takes into account the following daily activities:

  • showering
  • dressing
  • walking
  • moving independently or using aids
  • going to the toilet
  • getting out of bed and getting into bed
  • eating

The values ​​of the ADL-AI score are usually close to the values ​​of the ADL score (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_of_daily_living), but may deviate from it in some situations, because ADL-AI is based on the customer’s daily care notes which are interpreted by artificial intelligence.

  1. The client walks independently

Support the client’s independent dressing.

  1. The client needs support in walking

Support the client’s independent walking.

  1. The client is unable to walk

Support the client’s independent eating.

Warning level explanation: The customer has difficulties performing activities of daily living. Can the ability to cope independently be supported?

ADL-AI assesses the client’s ability to independently cope with daily activities, where 0 = Fully independent. Completes tasks without difficulty. 1-7 = Independent in most tasks. Some tasks may take more time than normal. 8-14 = Needs support in many tasks. Independent completion of tasks is slow. 15-21 = Needs help with almost all tasks. Able to support in most tasks, but cannot cope with them independently. 22-28 = Needs help with all tasks.

The assessment takes into account the following daily activities:

  • showering
  • dressing
  • walking
  • moving independently or using aids
  • going to the toilet
  • getting out of bed and getting into bed
  • eating

The values ​​of the ADL-AI score are usually close to the values ​​of the ADL score (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_of_daily_living), but may deviate from it in some situations, because ADL-AI is based on the customer’s daily care notes which are interpreted by artificial intelligence.

  1. The client walks independently

Support the client’s independent dressing.

  1. The client needs support in walking

Support the client’s independent walking.

  1. The client is unable to walk

Support the client’s independent eating.

Ok level explanation: The customer has no difficulties performing activities of daily or there is no data available about it.

ADL-AI assesses the client’s ability to independently cope with daily activities, where 0 = Fully independent. Completes tasks without difficulty. 1-7 = Independent in most tasks. Some tasks may take more time than normal. 8-14 = Needs support in many tasks. Independent completion of tasks is slow. 15-21 = Needs help with almost all tasks. Able to support in most tasks, but cannot cope with them independently. 22-28 = Needs help with all tasks.

The assessment takes into account the following daily activities:

  • showering
  • dressing
  • walking
  • moving independently or using aids
  • going to the toilet
  • getting out of bed and getting into bed
  • eating

The values ​​of the ADL-AI score are usually close to the values ​​of the ADL score (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_of_daily_living), but may deviate from it in some situations, because ADL-AI is based on the customer’s daily care notes which are interpreted by artificial intelligence.

  1. The client walks independently

Support the client’s independent dressing.

  1. The client needs support in walking

Support the client’s independent walking.

  1. The client is unable to walk

Support the client’s independent eating.