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Acute Care Index of Function

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The Acute Care Index of Function (ACIF)

Was developed for neurological patients.
Is highly reliable for measuring physical function in ICU patients.
Valid in ICU, being closely correlated with the ICU Mobility Scale.
Strongly predicts the likelihood of discharge home from hospital.
May be a useful in the core set of outcome measures for ICU survivors

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