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IADL
(redirected from Instrumental Activities of Daily Living)

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IADLInstrumental Activities of Daily Living
IADLInternational Association for Distance Learning
IADLInternational Association of Democratic Lawyers
IADLInternet Access to Digital Libraries
IADLIndependent Activity of Daily Living
IADLInteroperable Airborne Data Link
IADLIt's A Dog's Life
IADLInstrument Activity Deviation List
IADLInternational Association of Development Lawyers
IADLInternet Anti-Defamation League


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The Daily Activity scale item bank encompasses 65 distinct personal care and instrumental activities of daily living tasks.
Prospective evaluation of the AM-PAC-CAT in outpatient rehabilitation ... by Zurek, Matthew / Physical Therapy
000) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL, P = 0.
L-carnitine reduces severity of physical and mental fatigue and ... by Rampello, Liborio / Southern Medical Journal
Assistance with instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs), including preparing meals, shopping, managing money, using a telephone, light and heavy housework.
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