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The following self assessment questionnaire is freely inspired by the OSA model, it aims to stimulate reflection on actions performed routinely throughout the day through the use of the upper limbs.
This will help you and us better understand what are your needs and your priorities.
All collected data is strictly confidential and will be used solely for the purpose of assessing your needs.

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Detailed Upper Limb-Focused Daily Activity Self Assessment Questionnaire

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Reflect on a typical day from morning until night.
For each activity that involves the use of your upper limbs, rate your ability to perform it and its importance to you.

Morning Routine - Easiness
Lot of problemsSome difficultyWellExtremely well
Turning off the alarm clock.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Opening and closing curtains or blinds.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Dressing (including fastening buttons, zipping zippers).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Personal hygiene (brushing teeth, combing hair, applying makeup/shaving).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Preparing breakfast (opening bottles, pouring coffee/tea, spreading butter/jam, cutting bread).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Work/Daytime Activities - Easiness
Lot of problemsSome difficultyWellExtremely well
Writing or typing.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Using a phone or computer.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Opening doors or handling keys.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Preparing meals or snacks.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Household chores (cleaning surfaces, doing laundry).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Evening Activities - Easiness
Lot of problemsSome difficultyWellExtremely well
Preparing dinner (cutting, stirring, opening containers).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Eating (holding utensils, cutting food).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Personal care activities (washing face, brushing teeth).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Changing clothes or getting ready for bed.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Turning off lights or setting alarms.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Health, Recreational and Social Activities - Easiness
Lot of problemsSome difficultyWellExtremely well
Engaging in hobbies (crafts, playing an instrument, gardening).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Using electronic devices for leisure (e-readers, gaming consoles).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Applying or removing bandages, braces, or prosthetic devices.
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Taking medications (opening bottles, using syringes or inhalers).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Shopping (selecting items, carrying bags, paying for purchases).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Handling mail or packages (opening envelopes, unpacking boxes).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Driving or using public transport controls (if applicable).
Lot of problems
Some difficulty
Well
Extremely well
Morning Routine - Importance
Not so importantImportantMore importantMost important
Turning off the alarm clock.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Opening and closing curtains or blinds.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Dressing (including fastening buttons, zipping zippers).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Personal hygiene (brushing teeth, combing hair, applying makeup/shaving).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Preparing breakfast (opening bottles, pouring coffee/tea, spreading butter/jam, cutting bread).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Work/Daytime Activities - Importance
Not so importantImportantMore importantMost important
Writing or typing.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Using a phone or computer.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Opening doors or handling keys.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Preparing meals or snacks.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Household chores (cleaning surfaces, doing laundry).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Evening Activities - Importance
Not so importantImportantMore importantMost important
Preparing dinner (cutting, stirring, opening containers).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Eating (holding utensils, cutting food).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Personal care activities (washing face, brushing teeth).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Changing clothes or getting ready for bed.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Turning off lights or setting alarms.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Health, Recreational and Social Activities - Importance
Not so importantImportantMore importantMost important
Engaging in hobbies (crafts, playing an instrument, gardening).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Using electronic devices for leisure (e-readers, gaming consoles).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Applying or removing bandages, braces, or prosthetic devices.
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Taking medications (opening bottles, using syringes or inhalers).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Shopping (selecting items, carrying bags, paying for purchases).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Handling mail or packages (opening envelopes, unpacking boxes).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
Driving or using public transport controls (if applicable).
Not so important
Important
More important
Most important
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