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of independence in ADLs created for hospital patients but can be used in sub-acute settings. Patient-Specific Functional Scale Patient determines functional ability with 5 activities (determined by therapist or patient) on a 10-point scale. Activities of Daily Living Index Interview and observation to determine ability
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