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The HiMAT consists of 13 items that are measured using either a stopwatch or tape-measure. Measures obtained on each item are scored and summed for a total HiMAT score (maximum score 54). Higher scores indicate better mobility performance.
What is HiMAT used for?
The High Level Mobility and Assessment tool (HiMAT) is a standardised outcome measure used to quantify motor performance in individuals with high-level balance and mobility deficits.
What is the score on the HiMAT test?
The HiMAT total score is the sum of scores obtained on all the items successfully attempted by each client. Each item is rated on a 5-point scale from 0-4, except the two dependent Stair items, which are rated on a 6-point scale from 0-5.
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by G Williams 2010 Cited by 105 The nine non-stair items of the HiMAT showed good overall fit, excellent internal consistency, with no disordered thresholds or misfitting items, however
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by KB Smith 2018 The HiMAT contains multiple test items, including: walking, running, skipping, hopping, bounding, jumping, and stair negotiation [13-15].
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