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Author: Boothman, Sienna
Summary: The Measurable Assessment in Recreation for Resident-Centered Care(MARRCC) was developed to provide recreational professionals working in Long Term Care (LTC) a standardized clinical assessment. It provides a measurement of resident's functional level with four domains (Cognitive, Social, Physical, and Emotional) as they relate to recreation involvement.
Format: Standardized and computerized assessment developed specifically for recreation professionals working in LTC settings.
Library Record: Call # WT 30 B725m 2000 ATOOLS (Reserve Desk)
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