Abstract
Comprehensive Arm Prosthesis and Rehabilitation Outcomes Questionnaire (CAPROQ) is
a questionnaire that is administered to Advanced Arm Dynamic (AAD) patients at various
intervals during their prosthetic fitting experience and rehabilitation process. The
CAPROQ questionnaire is intended to serve as an opportunity for the patient to provide
information and feedback regarding the overall satisfaction they have with their prosthesis
and rehabilitation, as well as the function of their prosthesis. The feedback provided
is intended to help improve care for AAD patients, assist future prosthetic users
and potentially provide feedback to prosthetic manufacturers.
The CAPROQ questionnaire takes anywhere from 30 minutes to one hour to complete and
is divided into seven sections which include the following: background and demographics,
prosthetic history, primary prosthesis satisfaction and comfort, pain, rehabilitation
services, ADL/IADL completion, and satisfaction with AAD staff. A historical overview
of CAPROQ will be discussed, as well as how the administrative process works. A general
view of the seven sections and results of over 100 questionnaires completed will also
be provided.
Citation
Proceedings of the MEC'11 conference, UNB; 2011.
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