The functional capacity evaluation (FCE) is a tool for assessing the extent of a patient's
disability. Several factors help to determine whether an FCE should be conducted. Once …

BACKGROUND: In Canada, functional capacity evaluations (FCEs) are commonly
administered by several health care professions including kinesiologists. Kinesiologists …

Introduction Functional capacity evaluations are an important component of many
occupational rehabilitation programs and can play a role in facilitating reintegration to work …

Purpose To develop and pilot test a functional capacity evaluation (FCE) for individuals with
upper limb absence (ULA) due to reduction deficiency or amputation, and to examine the …

Purpose The construct validity of functional capacity evaluations (FCE) in whiplash-
associated disorders (WAD) is unknown. The aim of this study was to analyse the validity of …

Purpose To address the high rates of sickness absence due to musculoskeletal (MSK)
disorders in Western countries, this study assessed the measurement properties of six …

This chapter comprises two parts: part A on vocational rehabilitation and part B on disability
evaluation. In both parts clinical and scientific perspectives are intertwined. Practical …

Purpose Application of normative values for functional capacity evaluation (FCE) is
controversial for the assessment of clients for work ability. The objective of this study was to …

Introducción: Los modelos en salud promueven el desarrollo de intervenciones para
solucionar diferentes problemáticas poblacionales. Objetivo: El objetivo de este artículo es …

Purpose: Determine the association of different social factors with Functional Capacity
Evaluation (FCE) performance in adults. Materials and methods: A systematic literature …