The Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) offers a new way of thinking about and evaluating ADL task performance. In its broadest conceptualization, the AMPS offers a systematic way of examining the transaction between the person, the ADL task, and the environment, and evaluating the quality of a person's ADL task performance, measured at the level of activity and participation and not underlying body functions, person factors, or environmental factors that may limit ADL task performance (Fisher, 2006, 2009; World Health Organization, 2001).
Comments (1)