Which outcome is a priority in rehabilitation of older adults to promote long-term independence?
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Correct answer: Falls prevention, ADL independence, and cognitive/sensory care
Long-term functional independence in older adults depends on comprehensive interventions including falls prevention, ADL support, cognitive/sensory evaluation.
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