Sentence examples for person's functional status from inspiring English sources

16– 18 QOL as achievement refers principally to the person's functional status.

HRQL is a multidimensional concept and encompasses several aspects including (1) the person's functional status across various domains, such as physical, occupational and interpersonal, and (2) the person's appraisal of how his/her health affects his enjoyment or quality of life.

The patient's functional status was not altered.

Unlike a physician who assesses patients periodically throughout the day, nurses continuously analyze the patient's functional status.

Secondly, data concerning a person's prior functional status were inconsistent.

HRQOL is a broad concept encompassing a person's perceived functional status, sense of well-being, and access to health resources and opportunities.

The first section, health-related QOL, includes generic instruments measuring essentially the person's functional limitations related to health status.

Second, once in the hospital, there is only retrospective information on a person's cognitive and functional status.

The functional status reflects the general physical condition of a person, thus an independent functional status can reasonably serves as a predictor of better outcome.

Conclusions: When examined separately for persons grouped by LOS, functional status improved linearly during the rehabilitation stay, with differences in rate of improvement depending on initial functional status.

On one hand, we emphasize the decisive nature of the process of adapting to disability that determines the point of view (subjective) of the person on its situational and functional status.