Recurring Review
Prior reviews remain available so current reviews can be compared over time within the same goal/environment context.
Rehabilitation Progress Review for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
The Rehabilitation Progress Review is a collaborative psychiatric rehabilitation tool for practitioners and people reviewing progress over time. It helps capture the current picture of progress, success or satisfaction, and remaining barriers in relation to the selected goal and environment.
Review sample progress over time
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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.
Baseline Choice
The practitioner can compare with the last review, initial goal state, or another selected prior review.
Limitations
The tool does not create the original goal, generate outcome scores, make causal claims, or decide whether support should continue, adjust, or redirect.
Does the tool decide whether to continue, adjust, or redirect support?
No. It provides decision context; the practitioner makes the next-step decision.
What if there is no prior review?
The first review becomes a baseline and cannot show change yet.
Can barriers remain uncategorized?
Yes. Barriers that are not categorized as skill or support remain uncategorized rather than being forced.
Does the review use standardized scores?
No. It captures descriptive progress, success or satisfaction changes, and barriers without unsupported scoring.