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Efficacy of a Novel Recording Method in Facilitating Rapid Documentation of Disaster Rehabilitation Support Activities Akira Morikawa 1 , Masao Tomioka 2 , Ryuichi Saura 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Second Towakai hospital 2Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Keyword: 災害リハビリテーション , disaster rehabilitation , JRAT , Japan Disaster Rehabilitation Assistance Team , 記録様式 , recording form , マークシート , mark sheet pp.757-766
Published Date 2024/8/18
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Abstract Objective:An efficient disaster relief service necessitates the documentation and dissemination of information acquired from disaster response-related activities. However, recording and summarizing information pertaining to rehabilitation support activities is time-consuming and a pressing concern;therefore, mark-sheet forms have been introduced to reduce the time required for this process. Therefore, this study aimed to examine whether mark-sheet forms can facilitate a more accurate and rapid recording of information than conventional descriptive recording forms.

Methods:Fifty physical therapists affiliated with the Osaka Physical Therapists Association with no history of performing disaster rehabilitation support activities were recruited. Participants were randomized into descriptive recording form and mark-sheet form groups. Individuals in both groups were instructed to document the information gathered by watching simulated videos of the rehabilitation support activities on their designated recording forms. A statistical analysis compared the accuracy and time required to record the data obtained from the 10 simulation videos between groups.

Results:In all 10 scenarios, the recording time was significantly shorter (p<0.05) for the mark-sheet form than descriptive recording form group. However, no discernible intergroup difference was observed in recorded content accuracy.

Conclusion:The use of mark-sheet versus descriptive recording forms facilitated more rapid documentation of disaster rehabilitation support activities.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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