Longitudinal Assessment of ADL Ability of Partially Dependent Elderly People : Examining the Utility of the Index and Characteristics of Longitudinal Change in ADL Ability

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• The present study aimed to evaluate the utility of the activities of daily living (ADL) index for partially dependent elderly people (ADL-PDI) when applied longitudinally to an institutionalized partially dependent (PD) group, and to determine the characteristics of the longitudinal change in ADL ability of the PD group. The subjects were ten Japanese PD living at welfare institutions for the aged such as accredited nursing homes and health facilities (mean age was 82.2 ± 2.32 years in total; 84.3 ± 4.18 years for five males; 80.3 ± 2.33 years for five females). The questionnaire consisted of the ADL-PDI, the Barthel index (BI), physical independence, dementia independence, anamnesis, body impairments, use of assisting devices, the institutionalized period, and type of medical rehabilitation and medical treatment, and was administered to the subjects twice during their institutionalized period. All testers were staff working at the subjects' institution, such as occupational therapists, physiotherapists and nurses. The result of the longitudinal ADL assessment was that ADL-PDI may evaluate the longitudinal change in ADL ability on a unidimensional scale. The utility of the standard for discriminating the functional level of the elderly using the ADL-PDI score, which was indicated in our previous study (Sato et al., 2001), was supported by longitudinal data. Furthermore, the BI was superior to the ADL-PDI in evaluating the disabled elderly with lower functional levels. However, the ADL-PDI was better than the BI in evaluating the disabled elderly with a higher functional level and was considered to have wider applications in evaluating the ADL ability of the elderly.

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著者

• Demura Shinichi

  Faculty Of Education Kanazawa University

• Demura Shinichi

  Kanazawa Univ. Graduate School Of Natural Sci. & Technol.

• Demura S

  Graduate School Of Natural Science & Technology Kanazawa University

• Demura Shin-ichi

  Department Of Physical Education Kanazawa University

• Sato Susumu

  Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Life-long Sports Core

• Minami Masaki

  Yonago National College of Technology

• KASUGA Kohsho

  Gifu Shotoku Gakuen University

• Sato Susumu

  Kanazawa Inst. Of Technol. Life-long Sports Core

• Sato S

  Life-long Sports Core Kanazawa Institute Of Technology

• Sato Susumu

  Department Of Precision Mechanics Faculty Of Engineering Kyoto University

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