Functional Assessment and Housestaff Behavior with the Elderly

Functional Assessment and Housestaff Behavior with the Elderly

Physicians utilizing functional assessment questionnaires on elderly, clinic patients for three months demonstrated a significant increase in educational recommendations for patients and a marginal increase in the chart note length. Although the questionnaire identified functional problems and unmet...

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