1. Clinical Prediction Rule for Declines in Activities of Daily Living at 6 Months After Surgery for Hip Fracture Repair 
Ryo Tanaka, PhD, Takuya Umehara, MS, Takafumi Fujimura, BA, Junya Ozawa, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 97, Issue 12, Pages (December 2016)
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2. Fig 1
CART model 1 using prerehabilitation data. The CART method identified “age” as the best single discriminator for a decline in ADL after surgery. Other predictors were “type of fracture” and “nursing care level before fracture.”
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3. Fig 2
CART model 2 using prerehabilitation data plus data from 2nd week after surgery. The CART method identified “ADL chair transfer 2nd week after surgery” as the best single discriminator for a decline in ADL after surgery. Other predictors were “ADL ambulation after 2nd week after surgery” and “age.”
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