Rehabilitation Goals and Effects of Goal Achievement on Outcome Following an Adapted Physical Activity-Based Rehabilitation Intervention

Figures & data

Figure 1 Flow chart of the participant inclusion process.

Table 1 Characteristics of the Included Participants

Variables		n=151	%
Mean age in years (SD 13)		52
Sex	Female	87	58
	Male	64	42
Living in urban areas (>30,000)		72	48
Living alone		53	35
Higher education (university/college)		71	47
Employed		57	38
Personal assistance (>2 hours/week)		27	18
Condition associated with disability	Neurological	73	48
	Musculoskeletal	44	29
	Others	34	23
Baseline PCS (SD 9.7)		37.7
Baseline MCS (SD 10.3)		49.9
12-month follow up PCS (8.7)		39.7
12-month follow up MCS (SD 10.2)		52.2

Figure 2 Distribution of the ICF-components for the 408 ICF-codes linked from the 293 individual goals and the 490 ICF-codes linked from the 407 negotiated goals.

Figure 3 Distribution of the participants (n=151) mean reported goal achievement at discharge.

Table 2 Linear Regression Models of Goal Achievement as a Predictor for Long-Term Physical and Mental Functioning

	PCS			MCS
	β	CI	p	β	CI	p
Goal Achievement	0.55	−0.22, 1.31	0.159	0.91	0.05, 1.78	0.039*
Age	−0.05	−0.14, 0.04	0.258	0.01	−0.10, 0.11	0.874
Gender	−0.36	−2.64, 1.93	0.757	1.37	−1.24, 3.98	0.301
Baseline PCS	0.51	0.39, 0.63	<0.001*
Baseline MCS				0.61	0.49, 0.74	<0.001*
	R^2=0.36, Adj. R^2=0.34, F=20.07			R^2=0.43, Adj. R^2=0.41, F=26.61

Note: *p<0.05.