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General introduction
Table 2. ICF Core Set for osteoarthritis, adapted for osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee 1
Body functions Environmental factors
• Energy and drive (b130) • Products or substances for personal consumption • Sleep (b134) (e110)
• Emotional (b152)
• Proprioception (b260)*
• Sensation of pain (b280)
• Mobility of joint (b710)
• Stability of joint (b715)
• Mobility of bone (b720)
• Muscle power (b730)
• Muscle tone (b735)
• Muscle endurance (b740)
• Control of voluntary movement (b760)
• Gait pattern (b770)
• Sensations related to muscles and movement
(b780)
Body structures
• Structure of pelvic region (s740)
• Structure of lower extremity (s750)
•Additional musculoskeletal structures related to
• Products and technology for personal use in daily living (e115)
• Products and technology for personal indoor and outdoor mobility and transportation (e120)
• Products and technology for employment (e135) • Products and technology for culture, recreation,
and sport (e140)*
• Design, construction, and building products and
technology of buildings for public use (e150)
• Design, construction, and building products and
technology of buildings for private use (e155)
• Climate (e225)
• Immediate family (e310)
• Friends (e320)
• Personal care providers and personal assistants
(e340)
• Health professionals (e355)
• Individual attitudes of immediate family members
(e410)
• Individual attitudes of health professionals (e450) • Societal attitudes (e460)
• Transportation services, systems, and policies
(e540)
•General social support services, systems, and
policies (e575)
• Health services, systems, and policies (e580)
Personal factors*
• Age
• Sex
• Ethnicity
• Social background
• Education
• Profession
• Past and present experiences • Comorbidity
• Personality traits
• Skills
• Lifestyle
• Habits
• Upbringing
• Coping
• Self-efficacy
• Disease perception
movement (s770)
• Structures (s799)
Activities
related
to
movement,
unspecified
• Changing basic body position (d410) • Maintaining a body position (d415) • Transferring oneself (d420)*
• Walking (d450)
• Moving around (d455)
• Using transportation (d470)
• Moving around using equipment (d465)* • Driving (d475)
• Washing oneself (d510)
• Toileting (d530)
• Dressing (d540)
• Acquisition of goods and services (d620) • Doing housework (d640)
• Assisting others (d660)
• Intimate relationships (d770)
Participation
• Remunerative employment (d850)
• Non-remunerative employment (d855)* • Community life (d910)
• Recreation and leisure (d920)
* added by development team of the Dutch physiotherapy guideline for hip and knee osteoarthritis (Peter WF, Jansen MJ, Hurkmans EJ, Bloo H, Dekker-Bakker LM, Dilling RG, Hilberdink WK, Kersten-Smit C, de Rooij M, Veenhof C, Vermeulen HM, de Vos I, Schoones JW, Vliet Vlieland TP. Physiotherapy in hip and knee osteoarthritis: development of a practice guideline concerning initial assessment, treatment and evaluation. Acta Reumatol Port. 2011:36:268-281).
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