Linking Prioritized Occupational Performance in Patients Undergoing Spasticity-Correcting Upper Limb Surgery to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health

Table 2

Mapping occupational performance goals according to the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) ().

ICF chapter	ICF domain	(%)	Frequencies (percentage within chapter/total)
Communication		31 (9.7)
	Receiving nonverbal messages		5 (16.1/1.6)
	Writing messages		11 (35.5/3.4)
	Using communication devices and techniques		15 (48.4/4.7)
Mobility		58 (18.1)
	Changing basic body position		1 (1.7/1)
	Maintaining a body position		3 (5.2/.9)
	Transferring oneself		4 (6.9/1.3)
	Lifting and carrying objects		7 (12/2.2)
	Fine hand use		16 (27.6/5.0)
	Hand and arm use		4 (6.9/1.3)
	Walking		3 (5.2/.9)
	Moving around		2 (3.4/.6)
	Moving around using equipment		12 (20.7/3.8)
	Driving		6 (10.3/1.9)
Self-care		132 (41.3)
	Washing oneself		11 (8.3/3.4)
	Caring for body parts		17 (12.9/5.3)
	Toileting		5 (3.8/1.6)
	Dressing		43 (32.6/13.4)
	Eating		38 (28.8/11.9)
	Drinking		18 (13.6/5.6)
Domestic life		68 (21.3)
	Preparing meals		48 (70.6/15.0)
	Doing housework		15 (22.1/4.7)
	Caring for household objects		5 (7.3/1.6)
Interpersonal interactions and relationships		8 (2.5)
	Basic interpersonal interactions		8 (100/2.5)
Major life areas		4 (1.3)
	Remunerative employment		4 (100/1.3)
Community, social, and civic life		19 (5.9)
	Recreation and leisure		19 (100/5.9)