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.
- The client walks independently
Support the client’s independent dressing.
- The client needs support in walking
Support the client’s independent walking.
- 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.
- The client walks independently
Support the client’s independent dressing.
- The client needs support in walking
Support the client’s independent walking.
- 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.
- The client walks independently
Support the client’s independent dressing.
- The client needs support in walking
Support the client’s independent walking.
- The client is unable to walk
Support the client’s independent eating.