Brazilian version of the Jebsen Taylor Hand Function test: An observational cross-sectional study on standardization, reliability and normative data

The use of evaluation tools with strong psychometric properties is essential in upper extremity assessment. They are useful to identify limitations, to establish an appropriate treatment plan, to monitor improvements and to prove treatment efficacy.1 When it comes to dexterity and hand function evaluation, there is still a discussion about how would be the best way to measure them, despite its significant impact on daily function.2 Dexterity can be described as the ability to execute tasks successfully, while hand function is the ability to perform daily activities.
Source: Journal of Hand Therapy - Category: Rehabilitation Authors: Source Type: research