Functional outcomes of patients in the medical and trauma critical care units using the chelsea critical care physical assessment tool

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Lebogang Tjale [1 ]
Nombeko Mshunqane [2 ]
Silmara Hanekom [3 ]
Andries Masenge [4 ]
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[1] University of Pretoria,Department of Physiotherapy
[2] University of Kwa-Zulu Natal,Department of Physiotherapy
[3] University of Free State,Department of Physiotherapy
[4] University of Pretoria,Department of Biostatistics
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Critically ill patients; Functional outcomes; Intensive care unit; High care unit; Physiotherapy; Outcome measures;
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10.1186/s43161-024-00250-2
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