Critical Skills List for Psychiatric Rehabilitation

The Critical Skills List is a practitioner-only psychiatric rehabilitation tool for practitioners preparing functional assessment. It helps identify environment-specific skills a person must be able to use in a selected role and distinguish critical skills from nice-to-have abilities.

Psychiatric rehabilitationChecklistAssessmentFunctioning and disabilityOccupational participation

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Tool guide

Learn more about this tool

Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.

Practitioner-Only Use

This configuration is built for practitioner list creation. A practitioner may discuss the list outside the product, but no separate client workflow is defined.

Required Context

Environment and role context are required because skills must be evaluated as environment-specific.

Limitations

The tool does not rate the person's performance, infer critical skills automatically, or add unsupported skill taxonomies.

Does the tool evaluate the person's current skill use?

No. It lists environment-specific skill requirements; evaluation belongs to a later tool.

Can I keep nice-to-have skills?

Yes. The setting can include non-critical candidate skills while keeping critical skills primary.

What if a skill is too vague?

It is marked needs clarification so it can be made observable before later evaluation.

Is there a client view?

No. The specified configuration is practitioner-only.