STREAM

The STREAM (Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement) is a tool designed for physical therapists to quantitatively evaluate motor function in stroke patients across coordination, mobility, and range of motion domains. It consists of 30 items categorized into upper limb, lower limb movements, and basic mobility tasks. The scoring system involves a total of 70 points, with subscales converted to percentages. The assessment process involves various positions such as supine, sitting, standing, and walking activities. With a brief administration time of 15 minutes, the STREAM is tailored for individuals aged 18-64+ and requires minimal equipment. This comprehensive tool aids in assessing and monitoring stroke patients' progress in rehabilitation.

• Stroke Rehabilitation
• Assessment
• Movement
• Physical Therapy
• Neurophysiotherapy

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1. STREAM Dr. Ashwini Kale Dept. Of Neurophysiotherapy MGM Institute Of Physiotherapy Chh. Sambhajinagar

2. Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement Purpose: The STREAM was designed for use by physical therapists to provide a quantitative evaluation of motor functioning for stroke patients The area of assessment is Coordination, Functional Mobility, Range of Motion Population: Acute, Subacute, Chronic Stroke

3. The STREAM is composed of 30 items across 3 domains 1. Upper Limb movements (scored on 3 point ordinal scale) 2. Lower Limb movements (scored on 3 point ordinal scale) 3. Basic mobility items (scored on 4 point ordinal scale)

4. Items 1 through 6 are completed with the patient in supine. Items 7 through 21 are completed with the patient in sitting. Item 22 is completed with the patient in standing, no support. Items 23 through 25 are completed with the patient in standing, holding onto a stable support to assist balance. Items 26 through 30 are completed with the patient in standing and completing walking activities.

5. Scoring the STREAM 1. Total 20 points for each of the limb sub-scales (40 points total) 2. Total of 30 points for the mobility subscale 3. Subscales are converted to a percentage

6. Number of items: 30 Time to administer: 15 mins Age Ranges: 18-64+ Equipment: Pen or pencil Tape or Plinth or Chair Stool (18 cm high)

7. STREAM