… Functional Independence Measure, Action Reach Arm test, Fugl-Meyer upper extremity
assessment motor function subtest and six-point Goal Attainment … s functional independence was …

… improvement in goal attainment from baseline to follow-up. Such findings suggest that the
process of personalized goal setting using GAS may facilitate goal attainment with patients in …

… can identify his/her particular treatment goal(s), such as is done in goal attainment scaling
(GAS) (Figure 1), may better reflect goals that are important for individual treatment success. …

… Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of physical therapy using
goal attainment scaling (GAS) scores to assess the gait function in patients with subacute …

… In this study there was no significant difference in goal attainment scores between those who
did and … either for or against the contribution of concomitant therapies to goal attainment. …

… is determined, at which point the clinician will measure the level of goal attainment. In step
4, the expected outcome, ie the goal, is set. Outcome levels are specified in observable terms …

… of goal attainment in rehabilitation, examine the relationship between goal attainment and …
, and examine the trajectory of cognitive function. 70 individuals with chronic TBI participating …

… , plan, organise, perform and evaluate, we hypothesised that patients with good executive
function at baseline would achieve better goal attainment than patients with executive …

… study, we identified goals that had a relationship with physical function. We hypothesized …
visits would result in goal achievement across five areas related to physical function: pain, …

… on their functional independence is … independence’ in areas of knowledge such as dressing
the lower body, and managing the bladder and bowels that is the primary rehabilitation goal…