1. 2016 Scorecard
Our scorecards give information about our client groups and their rehabilitation outcomes.
Long-Term Residential Rehabilitation in Auckland
--Seven clients were newly admitted in 2016.
--Five clients exited our service in 2016.
--Four clients had a short stay or respite services in 2016.
--31 clients had a full year of rehab in our service during 2016.
Number of clients:
Diagnoses:
% of clients
Traumatic brain injury
68%
Non-traumatic brain injury (stroke, lack of oxygen, or illness)
32%
Length of stay:
--Average: 6.0 years
--Range: a few weeks to more than 20 years 47
clients served in 2016
Genders:
Some clients have rehabilitation that is aimed at achieving greater levels of independence, while some clients have higher needs and have a home for life at ABI Rehabilitation. Therefore, different assessments are completed with the different client groups.
The general goals of long-term residential rehabilitation are to:
81%
19%
Maintain function
Encourage integration
Enhance quality of life
Give satisfaction
Ethnicities:
Function
Community Integration
Quality of life
Satisfaction
Test
FIM: Functional Independence Measure
MPAI: Mayo-Portland Adaptability Index
QOLIBRI: Quality of Life after Brain Injury
Satisfaction Surveys
Test ranges
18 (worst) to 126 (best).
Higher scores are better.
100 (worst) to 0 (best).
Lower scores are better.
0 (worst) to 100 (best).
% responding ‘satisfied’ or ‘very satisfied’.
2016
Client Scores
Average & range
Ages:
Average = 46 years old
Range= years old 61 53 61
100%
18 – 117
15 clients assessed
4 clients assessed
26 – 87
24 clients assessed
17 clients responded
(Auckland)
(Wellington)
ABI Rehabilitation New Zealand Ltd.