1. Rehabilitation in Home Care Is Associated With Functional Improvement and Preferred Discharge 
Richard J. Cook, PhD, Katherine Berg, PhD, PT, Ker-Ai Lee, MMath, Jeffrey W. Poss, PhD, John P. Hirdes, PhD, Paul Stolee, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 94, Issue 6, Pages (June 2013)
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2. Fig 1
State-space diagram reflecting possible transitions in multistate Markov model. Bolded arrows indicate statistically significant relationships (P<.05) based on multivariate analyses, all favoring improved outcomes or reduced negative outcomes (states 5 or 6). 1Completion of home care services or discharge to different community services. 2No completion of home care services or admission to either hospital or long-term care (LTC).
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3. Fig 2
Plots of the probabilities of the eventual outcome of discharge to state 4 (left panel), state 5 (middle panel), and state 6 (right panel) according to the state at admission to home care, by the time from admission to home care. Abbreviations: ADL-H, ADL Hierarchy Scale; IADL-C, IADL Capacity Scale; LTC, long-term care.
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