Human mobility demands maintenance of the function of the human body or the activities of daily living (ADL). For those patients in the neurosurgical ward, severe complications such as muscular dystrophy, osteoporosis or even bed sore and rehabilitation failure will induce the progression of the disease. There is a lack concern over the mobility of limbs, thus not enough movement is provided to satisfy the minimal physcial activity demand for such individuals. Those severe complications will not only make patients suffer from disease but also leave the unfortunate influences on those patients. In this study, after analysis of real data, according to the objective and subjective evaluation index by Carpenito (1993) and using muscle power, Barthel Index, we compiled "the degress of mobility evaluation index" and made an evaluation. Furthermore, based on the developmental proceedings and execution of the "mobility training protocol" proposed by Drayton Hargrove & Reddy (1986), we made the final evaluation and proposed discussions and suggestions, in order to promote nursing staffs to pay attention to the "mobility training protocol" for neuro surgical ward patients.