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ISNCSCI Algorithm Project Spotlight infographic V4...spinal cord injuries. The Algorithm is based on...
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT ISNCSCI ALGORITHM A Rick Hansen Institute innovation, the ISNCSCI Algorithm is a free tool that helps classify spinal cord injuries. The Algorithm is based on the International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury (ISNCSCI) – the gold standard for determining neurological impairment aſter SCI. 8001+ visits 6001 - 8000 visits 4001 - 6000 visits 2001 - 4000 visits 1 - 2000 visits 0 visits This map shows countries of ISNCSCI Algorithm website visitors since launching in 2012. (Data collected between August 1, 2012 and April 15, 2018.) WORLDWIDE REACH 8001+ visits 6001 - 8000 visits 4001 - 6000 visits 2001 - 4000 visits 1 - 2000 visits 0 visits www.isncscialgorithm.com DENMARK — Vestdansk Center for Rygmarvsskade DENMARK — Spinal Cord Injury Center of Western Denmark FINLAND — Oulu University Hospital USA — The Craig Hospital USA — Epic Systems Corporation Hospitals in MEXICO and KOREA INTEGRATED INTO MORE THAN 5 ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD 4 SPINAL CORD INJURY REGISTRIES USE THE ALGORITHM Australasian Spinal Care Registry New Zealand Spinal Cord Injury Registry THE ALGORITHM IS USED FOR… CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION AND IMPROVING QUALITY OF DATA PATIENT MOTIVATION FOR ONGOING PHYSIOTHERAPY FOLLOWING PROGRESS OVER TIME PROVIDING PATIENTS WITH A RECORD OF THEIR ISNCSCI ASSESSMENT BUILDING THE CASE FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for patients that require adapted equipment and ongoing care Very useful as a clinical tool in my setting, time-saving and efficient way of performing this complex assessment. — ISNCSCI Algorithm user Research has shown high error rates in ISNCSCI exam classification. Since this classification is used to inform patient recovery expectations, evaluate the impact of clinical and research interventions and assess ability to participate in clinical trials, it is imperative that the classification be done accurately and reliably. The Rick Hansen Institute, in collaboration with ISCoS and a group of international experts, created the ISNCSCI Algorithm in order to create a standardized and more accurate tool to classify the ISNCSCI. The Algorithm is a user-friendly, computerized application that captures ISNCSCI exam information. It uses the most current classification rules and provides an accurate diagnosis of level and severity of injury that supports education, research and clinical care. ISNCSCI Algorithm WHY DEVELOP THE ALGORITHM? 51,690 USERS 989 DOWNLOADS Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems Rick Hansen Spinal Cord Injury Registry
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT ISNCSCI ALGORITHMA Rick Hansen Institute innovation, the ISNCSCI Algorithm is a free tool that helps classify spinal cord injuries. The Algorithm is based on the International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury (ISNCSCI) – the gold standard for determining neurological impairment a�er SCI.
8001+ visits
6001 - 8000 visits
4001 - 6000 visits
2001 - 4000 visits
1 - 2000 visits
0 visits
This map shows countries of ISNCSCI Algorithm website visitors since launching in 2012. (Data collected between August 1, 2012 and April 15, 2018.)WORLDWIDE REACH
8001+ visits
6001 - 8000 visits
4001 - 6000 visits
2001 - 4000 visits
1 - 2000 visits
0 visits
www.isncscialgorithm.com
DENMARK — Vestdansk Center for Rygmarvsskade
DENMARK — Spinal Cord Injury Center of Western Denmark
FINLAND — Oulu University Hospital
USA — The Craig Hospital
USA — Epic Systems Corporation
Hospitals in MEXICO and KOREA
INTEGRATED INTO
MORE THAN 5 ELECTRONIC MEDICAL
RECORDS FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
4 SPINAL CORD INJURY REGISTRIES USE THE ALGORITHM
Australasian Spinal Care Registry
New Zealand Spinal Cord Injury Registry
THE ALGORITHM IS USED FOR…
CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION AND IMPROVING
QUALITY OF DATA
PATIENT MOTIVATION FOR ONGOING
PHYSIOTHERAPY
FOLLOWING PROGRESS OVER TIME
PROVIDING PATIENTS WITH A RECORD OF
THEIR ISNCSCI ASSESSMENT
BUILDING THE CASE FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCEfor patients that require adapted
equipment and ongoing care
Very useful as a clinical tool in my setting, time-saving and eicient way of performing this complex assessment. — ISNCSCI Algorithm user
Research has shown high error rates in ISNCSCI exam classification. Since this classification is used to inform patient recovery expectations, evaluate the impact of clinical and research interventions and assess ability to participate in clinical trials, it is imperative that the classification be done accurately and reliably.
The Rick Hansen Institute, in collaboration with ISCoS and a group of international experts, created the ISNCSCI Algorithm in order to create a standardized and more accurate tool to classify the ISNCSCI. The Algorithm is a user-friendly, computerized application that captures ISNCSCI exam information. It uses the most current classification rules and provides an accurate diagnosis of level and severity of injury that supports education, research and clinical care.
ISNCSCI Algorithm
WHY DEVELOP THE ALGORITHM?
51,690 USERS
989 DOWNLOADS
Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems
Rick Hansen Spinal Cord Injury Registry
