When measuring long-term outcome after hip fracture rehabilitation, which measurement is most useful?
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Correct answer: Return to pre-fracture living arrangement and function
Return to pre-fracture living situation and maintenance of functional status are key long-term outcome indicators after rehabilitation.
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