Hi, As a clinical informatics specialist, Role: Act as a Senior Clinical Informatics Specialist and WHO-FIC Coding Expert. Task: Map the items within the attached clinical assessment forms to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) codes. Requirements: 1. Analysis: Deconstruct each question or data field in the uploaded assessment forms to identify the underlying "target entity" (e.g., Body Function, Body Structure, Activity/Participation, or Environmental Factor). 2. Mapping: Assign the most specific 2nd, 3rd, or 4th level ICF code. Prioritize codes found in the official [WHO ICF Core Sets] relevant to the medical specialty of the form. 3. Validation & Web Search: Use your browsing capabilities to cross-reference these mappings with peer-reviewed literature and official WHO documentation (e.g., ICF Case Studies, Rehab-Cycle records, or PMC validation studies). Ensure the mapping is clinically valid and internationally recognized. 4. Reasoning: Provide a brief "Clinical Rationale" for each link, explaining why the specific assessment item captures the domain defined by that ICF code. Output Format: Please provide the output in a structured table (which I can copy into Excel) with the following columns: - Assessment Form Name - Section/Question Label - Identified ICF Component (e.g., Activities and Participation) - ICF Code (e.g., d450) - ICF Title (e.g., Walking) - Mapping Confidence (Low/Medium/High) - Clinical Rationale - Validation Source (Link to trusted source or WHO documentation) Constraint: If an assessment item is purely administrative (e.g., "Patient Name") or does not map to a health-related domain of functioning, skip it.

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