Which scenario reflects a successful long-term outcome of rehabilitation?
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Correct answer: Patient lives independently and resumes work and hobbies
A successful long-term outcome includes independence, participation in meaningful life roles and reduced need for intensive health-care services, reflecting effective rehabilitation.
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