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CUMULATIVE ILLNESS RATING SCALE
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society · 1968 · Vol. 16(5) · pp. 622–626
Bernard S. Linn✉(United States Department of Veterans Affairs)Margaret W. Linn(United States Department of Veterans Affairs)Lee Gurel(United States Department of Veterans Affairs)
Abstract
A bstract : A Cumulative Illness Rating Scale, designed to meet the need for a brief, comprehensive and reliable instrument for assessing physical impairment, has been developed and tested. The scale format provides for 13 relatively independent areas grouped under body systems. Ratings are made on a 5‐point “degree of severity” scale, ranging from “none” to “extremely severe.” Findings, in terms of reliability and validity, reflect statistical significance at the P < .01 level. As a rapid assessment technique which is objective and easily quantified, the scale is well suited to a variety of research uses.
Frailty in Older AdultsHealth Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of LifeNutrition and Health in AgingMedicineRating scaleScale (ratio)Reliability (semiconductor)Physical therapyStatisticsReliability engineeringCartography
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Disability EvaluationHumansPhysical Examination
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