Instrumentos de avaliação breve da comunicação: ferramentas existentes e sua aplicabilidade clínica
Brief communication assessment instruments: available tools and their clinical applicability
Fabíola Schwengber Casarin; Karina Carlesso Pagliarin; Cristine Koehler; Camila Rosa de Oliveira; Rochele Paz Fonseca
Resumo
Tema: a avaliação breve da comunicação é um recurso útil aos profissionais da saúde, pois fornece informações que subsidiam tanto o diagnóstico funcional, quanto o planejamento e a execução de avaliações expandidas e de medidas de reabilitação a serem realizados em cada caso.
Objetivo: apresentar uma revisão sistemática acerca do uso de instrumentos padronizados de avaliação breve da comunicação e caracterizar as populações alvo descritas.
Conclusão: encontraram-se 18 artigos, com 10 instrumentos breves, sendo a população mais examinada a de pacientes pós-acidente vascular cerebral. Os componentes linguísticos prevalentes nas avaliações foram expressão, compreensão, leitura e escrita.
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Abstract
Background: the brief assessment of communication is a useful resource to health professionals. It provides information on the functional diagnosis, planning and execution of expanded evaluations and rehabilitation programs to be undertaken in each case.
Purpose: to submit a systematic review on the use of standardized instruments regarding brief assessment of communication, and characterize the target population.
Conclusion: based on the conducted research, 18 manuscripts with 10 brief instruments were found. The most examined population was post-stroke patients. Expression, comprehension, reading and writing were the most prevalent linguistic components in the evaluations.
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Submitted date:
09/30/2010
Accepted date:
02/07/2011
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