PDPM: NURSING COMPONENT
SECTION GG FUNCTIONAL SCORE Section GG items included in the Nursing Functional Score: Total score will be from 0-16 Self‐Care: Eating Self‐Care: Toileting Mobility: Sit to Lying Mobility: Lying to Sitting on the the Side of the Bed Mobility: Sit to Stand Mobility: Chair/Bed to Chair Transfer Mobility: Toilet Transfer
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