Health Choice Awards
Rehabilitation & Recovery
Products supporting a defined movement, rehabilitation or recovery task.
Products considered
State the task, intended users and level of supervision. Identify the product model and relevant restrictions or contraindications. A use supported under professional supervision does not automatically support unsupervised use.
The assessment
What reviewers consider
- Do the reported methods and outcomes support the recovery or movement claim?
- Are the user group, comparison and use conditions relevant?
- Can people set up and use the product as intended and understand progression or stopping instructions?
- Are training, assistance and the burden of continued use clear?
Your application
Prepare for this category
- Product identifiers, intended task, users, supervision and restrictions
- Relevant outcome findings with methods, comparison conditions and limitations
- Setup and use instructions, including progression and warnings where relevant
- Evidence of important user tasks, training, adherence and maintenance needs
Evidence and everyday use
Distinguish a measured recovery or movement result from general comfort, satisfaction or perceived effort. Explain the duration and conditions of use and any difference between the study and the use proposed.
How should supervised and home use be described?
State who provides supervision or assistance and the tasks involved. If both settings are proposed, identify the evidence supporting each and explain the differences.
The Health Choice standard
The six judging criteria and all award thresholds apply. Entry is online and free, with no sample to send. You can save your application and return before submitting.
Health Choice Awards