Description
This clear, clinician‑friendly UE Post‑Stroke Evaluation Checklist is a structured PDF designed to streamline upper‑extremity stroke evaluations from subjective screening through outcome measure selection and plan direction. Built to eliminate redundancy and guide efficient, defensible documentation, this tool provides a full framework for assessing UE dysfunction post‑stroke — including ADL screening, OT coordination, clinical exam pathways, spasticity grading, and outcome measure selection.
Perfect for PT, OT, neuro rehab clinicians, students, and anyone looking to standardize their UE post‑stroke evaluation process, this checklist supports simple, organized, and repeatable assessments across all levels of impairment — including flaccid presentations where establishing a true baseline is essential.
All sections are structured for quick clinical use. Each component follows a logical flow, helping clinicians capture meaningful subjective data, coordinate with OT, choose the appropriate assessment path, document spasticity, and select the right outcome measure without duplicating testing.
This tool is designed for real‑world neuro rehab — clean, efficient, and ready for use in outpatient, inpatient, or academic settings.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
You’ll receive a high-quality 5-page PDF AND Editable Word Document containing:
1. Subjective
2. OT Coordination Section
3. Choose Your Assessment Path
4. Spasticity Assessment
5. Outcome Measure Selection
6. Clinical Impression & Plan Direction
🎓 PERFECT FOR:
- PT, OT, PTA, COTA students
- Neuro rehab clinicians
- Acute, subacute, and outpatient therapists
- Standardizing UE stroke evaluations
- Improving interdisciplinary communication
- Evidence‑based plan‑of‑care development
DIGITAL PRODUCT ONLY
This is a digital item. No physical product will be shipped.
Important Disclaimer
AI was used to format this product, however, the content, links and clinical decision framework were collected and developed by Nichole Andriolo, PT, DPT, CSRS (@thebozemanpt) for educational and clinical use. It is not a substitute for clinical judgment. Always follow your facility’s documentation standards, safety protocols, and professional guidelines when performing evaluations.
