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Influencing factors of Barthel index scores among the community-dwelling elderly in Hong Kong: A random intercept model

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Barthel Index (BI) is one of the most widely utilized tools for assessing functional independence in activities of daily living. Most existing BI studies used populations with specific diseases (e.g., Alzheimer’s and stroke) to test prognostic factors of BI scores; however, the generalization of these findings was limited when the target populations varied. |

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Influencing factors of Barthel index scores among the community-dwelling elderly in Hong Kong: A random intercept model

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