Using Advanced Tracking & Outcome Measures

Advanced Tracking lives inside each care plan on the patient profile:

• Open the patient (e.g. Patient PT001) from Patients.
• Expand the care plan card and switch to the Outcomes & Reports tab.
• Under Advanced Tracking, click + Add Outcome Measure. Until then you'll see "No outcome measures defined yet."

The Add Outcome Measure dialog lets you define a metric to track over time:

• Measure Name: type your own name (e.g. Shoulder Abduction, DASH Score).
• Type & Unit: pick a category such as Range of Motion (ROM) and the matching unit (°, cm, kg, score…).
• Direction of improvement: choose Higher is better or Lower is better — this controls how "% to goal" is calculated.
• Target Score and an optional Normative value (e.g. age-group average).

Instead of typing everything manually, use Select from common measures:

• Search and pick a validated test — for example the Lower Extremity Functional Scale (LEFS).
• The name, type (Questionnaire / Score) and unit are filled in automatically.
• Enter the Target Score (e.g. 80) and click + Add Measure to save it.

Record a data point after each assessment or session:

• Click Log Score on the measure card.
• Date: choose the day the test was performed.
• Value: enter the numeric result in the measure's unit.
• Notes (optional): add session observations.
• Each measure keeps a Logged Scores history so you can see every entry at a glance.

The Outcomes & Reports tab summarises everything you've logged:

• Top cards show Measures, Logs in range, Last update and Overall progress.
• Each measure gets a progress ring with the latest value versus the target and the change since the last log.
• Use the time-range dropdown (All time) and the Chart / Combined / Table switcher, or export everything with CSV.

The Chart view plots one card per measure:

• Stat tiles show Latest, Since last, Since first, % to goal and the number of Logs.
• The solid line is the patient's trend; the green dashed line is the target score.
• Badges remind you of the measure type and whether higher or lower is better.

Switch to Combined to overlay every measure on one normalized "% to goal" scale:

• Click a measure chip to show or hide its line.
• Overlapping upward or downward trends can suggest correlated progress across measures.

The Table view gives a compact clinical summary: measure, type, target, first and latest values, the delta, % to goal and the last logged date.

Click CSV to download the same data for reporting, insurers, or your own records.