Relationship between level of independence in activities of daily living and estimated cardiovascular capacity in elderly women.
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Summary
The Veterans Specific Activity Questionnaire seems to be a simple way to estimate functional capacity, particularly in older women, as assessed by the VSAQ.
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- 2014-09-01
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- 23
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Political science
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