Cognitive screening predicts magnitude of functional recovery from admission to 3 months after discharge in hospitalized elders.
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Cognitive screening predicts magnitude of functional recovery from admission to 3 months after discharge in hospitalized elders.
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C Seth Landefeld
Kenneth Covinsky
Laura P Sands
Mary-Margaret Chren
Richard Fortinsky
Robert Palmer
Steven Counsell
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10.1093/GERONA/58.1.M37
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2003-01-01T00:00:00Z