Examining minimal important change of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure for subacute rehabilitation hospital inpatients

Journal of Patient-Reported Outcomes

Table 1 Participants’ characteristics and identified occupations in the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure

Variable	Category	Mean or count		SD	MAX	MIN
Patients (n = 97)
Males		36 (37.1%)
Age		73.6	±	12.6	97	36
Diagnosis	Stroke	37 (38.1%)
	Orthopedic disease	56 (57.7%)
	Disuse syndrome	4 (4.1%)
MMSE		27.2	±	2.6	30	20
FIM	Total	81.9	±	16.6	123	42
	Motor	54.1	±	14.0	90	23
	Cognitive	28.1	±	5.3	35	9

Domain	Aspect	Count
Occupations identified by the COPM (n = 400)
Self-care (n = 207, 51.8%)	Personal care	128 (32.0%)
	Functional mobility	63 (15.8%)
	Community management	16 (4.0%)
Productivity (n = 141, 35.3%)	Paid/unpaid work	8 (2.0%)
	Household arrangement	133 (33.3%)
	Play/school	0 (0%)
Leisure (n = 52, 13.0%)	Quiet recreation	16 (4.0%)
	Active recreation	27 (6.8%)
	Socialization	9 (2.3%)
Occupational therapist (n = 30)
Experience years		5.9	±	3.4	16	2