Readiness Domains
The assessment organizes willingness, preparedness, practical capacity, and barriers into a descriptive profile.
Rehabilitation Readiness Assessment
Rehabilitation Readiness Assessment is a collaborative tool for psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners and people considering a rehabilitation goal. It helps organize willingness, preparedness, practical capacity, and barriers into a readiness profile used to decide whether to proceed, pause, or develop readiness further.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Mixed Readiness
Willingness, preparedness, and barriers can point in different directions without forcing a single automated conclusion.
Reassessment
Reviewed readiness profiles can be retained so changes in willingness, preparedness, or barriers are visible descriptively over time.
Does this assessment score readiness?
No. It creates a descriptive readiness profile and does not produce numeric readiness scores without a supplied scoring method.
Can it be used before a specific rehabilitation goal is named?
Yes, but the profile should remain draft or incomplete for goal-specific planning until the goal context is clear.
Who decides whether to proceed, pause, or develop readiness?
The planning direction is practitioner-entered or jointly reviewed; it is not automatically inferred by the system.