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| Scale refinement and initial evaluation of a behavioral health function measurement tool for work disability evaluation. | Academic Article |
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| Conceptual foundation for measures of physical function and behavioral health function for Social Security work disability evaluation. | Academic Article |
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| A Procedure for Determining the General Availability of New or Improved Diagnostic Techniques for Disability Evaluation under Social Security | Academic Article |
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| A computer-adaptive disability instrument for lower extremity osteoarthritis research demonstrated promising breadth, precision, and reliability. | Academic Article |
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| A conceptual model and assessment template for capacity evaluation in adult guardianship. | Academic Article |
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| A content validity evaluation of the PEDI-CAT Speedy Mobility domain. | Academic Article |
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| A new approach to the measurement of adaptive behavior: development of the PEDI-CAT for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders. | Academic Article |
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| A physical performance measure for individuals with mucopolysaccharidosis type I. | Academic Article |
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| Agreement in functional assessment: graphic approaches to displaying respondent effects. | Academic Article |
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| AM-PAC "6-Clicks" functional assessment scores predict acute care hospital discharge destination. | Academic Article |
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| An exploratory analysis of functional staging using an item response theory approach. | Academic Article |
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| An investigation into the temporal scaling of community participation measurement. | Academic Article |
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| Analysis of a selected group of patients with acute myocardial infarction. | Academic Article |
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| Are CMS G-Code Functional Limitation Severity Modifiers Responsive to Change Across an Episode of Outpatient Rehabilitation? | Academic Article |
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| Assessing disability in older adults: the effects of asking questions with and without health attribution. | Academic Article |
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