Barthel Index score
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Barthel plus has no effect on Barthel Index score in humans.
“The Barthel Index scores obtained using the Bplus and HEMB‐L did not show a significant difference.”
Humansacute geriatric care inpatients and follow-upn = 124
Operationalization of the determination of the Barthel index using Barthel plus
Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie
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