Figures & data
Table I. Key criteria for tools for inclusion within a national data set.
Table II. Overview of UKROC data set.
Table III. Common barriers and possible solutions to clinician engagement in outcome measurement.
Figure 1. Example of a FAM-Splat for a patient with traumatic brain injury. The FAM-Splat provides graphic presentation of the disability profile in a radar chart. The 30 items are arranged as spokes of the wheel and the levels from 1 (total dependence) to 7 (total independence) run from the centre outwards. Thus a perfect score would be demonstrated as a large circle. The shaded area shows the change between admission and discharge for each item. The dotted line indicates where a goal score set at admission was not achieved.
![Figure 1. Example of a FAM-Splat for a patient with traumatic brain injury. The FAM-Splat provides graphic presentation of the disability profile in a radar chart. The 30 items are arranged as spokes of the wheel and the levels from 1 (total dependence) to 7 (total independence) run from the centre outwards. Thus a perfect score would be demonstrated as a large circle. The shaded area shows the change between admission and discharge for each item. The dotted line indicates where a goal score set at admission was not achieved.](/cms/asset/93ffd904-883f-405c-a0c0-49fc5c51d29f/idre_a_670033_f0001_b.gif)