Designed around the way
your specialty works.
Function-centred episode linking impairments, activities, participation, goals and delivered interventions.
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech/language teams assess baseline function, environment, restrictions and patient priorities.
Set measurable goals, treatment schedule, assistive-device needs and home programme with multidisciplinary ownership.
Record each session’s exercises/interventions, assistance, tolerance, progression and reasons for deviation.
Reassess outcomes, equipment fit and caregiver training, then document discharge or ongoing maintenance plan.
Diagnosis coverage and clinical records
Stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury, cerebral palsy, musculoskeletal injury, postoperative impairment, chronic pain and cardiopulmonary limitation. Link underlying disease to functional problems; diagnosis alone does not describe rehabilitation need.
Measurements that give the record meaning
| Measurement | Units / representation | Clinical context |
|---|---|---|
| Range of motion | degrees | Joint, side, active/passive and method |
| Strength | N; kg-force; named grade | Muscle/group, dynamometer and position |
| Walking performance | m; m/s; seconds | Named test, aid, surface and assistance |
| Balance/function | instrument score | Version, components and assessor |
| Pain/fatigue | scale score | Activity and timing |
| Exercise exposure | repetitions; minutes; resistance | Task, assistance and tolerance |
| Speech/swallow/function goals | instrument or structured observation | Method, consistency tested where relevant and specialist interpretation |
Equipment and integration plans
- Dynamometers, gait/force platforms, wearable sensors, balance systems and therapy equipment → session-linked data.
- Robotic gait trainers/exoskeletons → manufacturer-approved session summaries, assistance parameters and completed work; therapist remains responsible and EMR does not command movement.
Connections require an approved interface and testing against the installed manufacturer, model and software. Listed equipment is a candidate integration target.
Explore equipment & roboticsReporting and meaningful outcomes
Goal attainment, function change, completed versus planned sessions, home-programme review and assistive-device delivery; account for baseline severity and follow-up loss.
Development scope and clinical validation
Initial scope
Multidisciplinary assessment, goals, sessions, outcome measures and home programme.
Advanced scope
Gait laboratory, sensor and rehabilitation robot data integration.
Example acceptance scenarios
- Change in test method or walking aid must be visible when comparing outcomes.
- Device-recorded activity must be confirmed against the intended patient/session; incomplete or aborted therapy must not count as delivered dose.
Research foundations
- WHO rehabilitation intervention packages (2023), neurological module and linked modules ↗
- HL7 FHIR R4 Observation ↗
Research snapshot: 23 September 2026. References inform the proposed design; they do not certify FertPro or establish device compatibility. Diagnosis lists and measurement groups are not treatment protocols.