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We will first define the functional capacity evaluation (FCE) and explore the different types available as well as their uses. We will review several studies exploring the validity and reliability of the FCE on healthy and chronic pain patients.
Functional capacity evaluations are standardized assessments of a person’s capabilities and, specifically, how they affect their ability to perform either their current job or any job—a distinction that matters depending on how your long-term disability insurance policy defines “disability.”
5 Μαΐ 2004 · The residual functional capacity assessment must specify which environments are restricted and state the extent of the restriction, e.g., whether only excessive or even small amounts of dust must be avoided.
Functional capacity evaluation (FCE) may be defined as a systematic, comprehensive, and objective measurement of an individual's maximum abilities (ADL or work). The effect of the examinee's impairment on his or her ability to perform purposeful tasks is the focus of functional and/or work capacity evaluation (FCE/WCE).
Physical therapists, whose core competencies include functional evaluation, began to. 18 develop functional capacity tests for comparison to the physical demands of jobs and occupations. 19 These functional tests initially examined and evaluated the ability of a worker to perform physical job.
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Functional capacity refers to an individual’s capability, under controlled conditions, to perform tasks and activities that are necessary or desirable in their lives. In this paper we emphasize capacity, that is, how well someone can perform a task under ideal or nearly ideal conditions.
