Healthcare Tools
Subcategories of "Healthcare Tools"
Benchmarks for Transition
The benchmarks for transition have been developed with young people, parents and professionals with the aim of improving transitional care for young people and enabling the sharing of best practice between services. The benchmarks offer an example of a ‘practice guide’ to support transitional care.
Excel software to implement PRAiS risk model using routine audit data
This software can be used to apply the PRAiS risk model for death within 30 days following cardiac surgery in children using routinely collected audit data and produce a Variable Life Adjusted Display (VLAD) chart to facilitate routine monitoring of programme-level outcomes.
Version 3.0 is now available - see product description for further details.
Functional Vision Questionnaire for Children and Young People with Visual impairment (10-15 years)
An age-appropriate measure of functional vision (FV) for self-reporting by visually impaired (VI) children and young people.
Large Scale Facial Model (LSFM) is a statistical model of 3D facial shape variation over the human population.
Large Scale Facial Model (LSFM) is a statistical model of 3D facial shape variation over the human population. This model was built using 3D scans of around 10,000 distinct facial identities and based on a novel fully automatic model construction pipeline.
MSA Quality of Life Questionnaire
A Patient-Reported Quality of Life instrument for patients with multiple system atrophy
Normative (reference) values for kinetic perimetry in children (aged 5-15 years) in the OPTIC study
A collection of templates to aid interpretation of kinetic perimetry results in children. Data are from the Study of Optimal Perimetric Testing In Children (OPTIC).
Paediatric Pain Profile
The Paediatric Pain Profile (PPP) is a pain assessment tool for non-verbal children with severe and complex disability. The tool incorporates a validated 20-item behaviour rating scale with scores ranging from 0 to 60. In early studies, scores of 14 and over have been associated with moderate or worse pain. The tool emphasises the need for partnership between parent and professional in assessing and managing children’s pain.
Paediatric Pain Profile personal use
The Paediatric Pain Profile (PPP) is a pain assessment tool for non-verbal children with severe and complex disability. The tool incorporates a validated 20-item behaviour rating scale with scores ranging from 0 to 60. In early studies, scores of 14 and over have been associated with moderate or worse pain. The tool emphasises the need for partnership between parent and professional in assessing and managing children’s pain. This licence covers use of PPP by family carers.
Quality of life questionnaire for carers of people with Parkinsonism
A Quality of Life instrument for carers of people with parkinsonism
Questionnaire for professionals who facilitate support groups for siblings of children who have complex health care needs.
The Sibling’s Views Questionnaire (SVQ) consists of a pre-intervention and post-intervention version, and utilises a focused semi-structured interview design. The SVQ enables the ‘interviewer’ to ascertain the sibling’s experience of having a brother or sister with complex health care needs and to identify what the sibling needs from a support group.
The Health-Related Quality of Life questionnaire for Patients with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
A Quality of Life instrument for carers of people with parkinsonism
The Vision-Related Quality of Life Instrument for Children and Young People with Visual Impairment aged 10-15 years
A novel, psychometrically robust self-report questionnaire for children and young people - the VQoL_CYP - which captures the day to day impact of living with impaired vision from their perspective.
Therapist Manual
The licensed document comprises the therapist manual for delivering a parent group intervention for early onset eating disorders in children and adolescents.
WAVE 1 survey materials for the BRIGHTLIGHT study
The BRIGHTLIGHT study has been carried out to evaluate how specialist services affect the success of treatment and how well young people return to normal life such as education or work after treatment. The licensed documents include the main survey, questionnaire for carers and health economic measures for use with young people aged 13 onwards.
Express licensing from UCL Business
