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CADL-3: Communication Activities of Daily Living-Third Edition

Audrey l. holland • davida fromm • linda wozniak.

• Product Number: 14650
• Test Level: B
• Format: KIT
• Weight 2 lbs.11 oz.

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Ages: 18 through 95+ Testing Time: 30 minutes Administration: Individual Scoring: Manual

The Communication Activities of Daily Living- Third Edition (CADL-3) is an individually administered assessment of the functional communication skills of adults with neurogenic communication disorders. It contains 50 items assessing communication activities in seven areas: Reading, Writing, and Using Numbers; Social Interactions; Contextual Communication; Nonverbal Communication; Sequential Relationships; Humor, Metaphor, and Absurdity; and Internet Basics.

New Features

• Stimulus book illustrations have been replaced with photos, allowing for a greater sense of realism.
• Administration instructions have been added to the Examiner Record Booklet to increase examiners’ ease of use.
• Items pertaining to the basic use of technology including mobile phones, the Internet, and email, have been added.
• An all-new standardization sample (2014-2016) was collected.

Technical and Statistical Characteristics of CADL-3

The CADL-3 was normed on a sample of 115 adults with neurogenic communication disorders resulting from stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia, primary progressive aphasia, or other type of brain insult. The test yields percentile ranks and index scores. The Examiner's Manual includes a comprehensive discussion of the test's theoretical and research-based foundation, item development, standardization, administration and scoring procedures, norms tables, and guidelines for using and interpreting the results.

CADL-3 coefficient alpha and test-retest reliability are both .94. Validity studies demonstrate the test's ability to differentiate persons with impaired functional communication from those with normal functional communication.

COMPLETE CADL-3 KIT INCLUDES: Examiner's Manual, Picture Book, 25 Patient Response Forms, and 25 Examiner Record Booklets, all in a sturdy storage box. (©2018)

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Communication Activities of Daily Living (3rd Edition) CADL-3

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Assesses functional language skills of adults, normed on a range of communication disorders resulting from stroke, brain injury, dementia, primary progressive aphasia etc.

Assesses seven areas, reading, writing, using numbers, social interactions, contextual communication, non-verbal communication, sequential relationships and humour/metaphor absurdity, internet basics.

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Assesses the functional language skills of adults, normed on a range of communication disorders resulting from stroke, brain injury, dementia, primary progressive aphasia etc.

It is administered individually in about 30 minutes and contains 50 items assessing communication in seven areas, reading, writing, using numbers, social interactions, contextual communication, non-verbal communication, sequential relationships and humour/metaphor absurdity, internet basics.

Includes: Examiner's Manual, picture book, 25 record booklets, 25 patient response forms, storage box. For 18-95+yrs. Patient response forms for this tool can be found using code 57012. Examiner record forms for this tool can be found using code 57013.

US produced. There are some references to dollars and a few items such as telephone numbers in the picture book that aren't in UK format, so some adjustments may be necessary to make the tool work for your clients.

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CADL-3 Communication Activities of Daily Living 3rd Ed

This is an individually administered assessment of the functional communication skills of adults with neurogenic communication disorders.

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Examiner's Manual, Picture Book, 25 Patient Response Forms, and 25 Examiner Record Booklets

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Actualmente no se usa ninguna prueba estandarizada que proporcione la cuantificación de la comunicación funcional del paciente con afasia castellanohablante. El estudio tiene como principales objetivos la traducción y adaptación al contexto español y el análisis de fiabilidad del instrumento de evaluación llamado Communication Activities of Daily Living (CADL-3).

Se llevó a cabo con una muestra de 107 pacientes con afasia. La media de edad fue 60.68 (DE=15.104). A todos ellos se les administró individualmente la prueba CADL-3 versión española . Este incluyó fases de traducción, adaptación y fiabilidad.

La versión final de la prueba CADL-3 versión española incluye 50 ítems con calificaciones positivas en la revisión de expertos. Se obtuvo una alta fiabilidad con una alfa de Cronbach de .949 y un coeficiente de fiabilidad test-retest .903 (p<.001).

La prueba CADL-3 versión española facilita la evaluación de la capacidad del paciente para comunicarse funcionalmente, con la finalidad de desarrollar programas de rehabilitación que respondan de forma más específica a las necesidades del paciente.

At present, no standardized test is used to provide quantification of functional communication of Spanish-speaking patients with aphasia. The aim of the study is to translate and adapt the assessment instrument called Communication Activities of Daily Living (CADL-3) for use in the Spanish context and to conduct reliability analysis of the instrument.

The study was conducted with 107 patients with aphasia. The mean age was 60.68 (SD=15.104). The CADL-3 test Spanish version was individually administered. The study included stages of translation, adaptation and reliability.

The final version of the CADL-3 test Spanish version included 50 ítems with positive ratings in the expert review. The CADL-3 coefficient alpha was .949 and test-retest reliability was .903 (p<.001).

The CADL-3 test Spanish version could provide the evaluation of patients’ ability to communicate functionally and help in the development of rehabilitation programs that respond more specifically to patient needs.

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