Activities of daily living inventory (ADLI): Psychometric properties in a sample of stroke patients

Lara Teixeira; Sandra Branco; Sandra Guerreiro; Ana Campolargo; Fernando Barbosa; Joana O Pinto

doi:10.1080/23279095.2025.2592233

November 24, 2025Applied Neuropsychology Adult

Activities of daily living inventory (ADLI): Psychometric properties in a sample of stroke patients

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Key Points

Findings indicate stroke patients benefit from the ADLI to evaluate functionality in daily activities after rehabilitation.
The analysis highlights significant psychometric properties that validate the ADLI as an effective assessment tool.
Assessment utilized involves the multidimensional neuropsychological assessment protocol focusing on stroke recovery.
Future research may enhance ADLI application, ensuring comprehensive evaluations to aid in stroke patient care.

Implication

Analysis shows psychometric properties support ADLI for assessing daily living post-stroke, suggesting further research is needed.

Abstract

The results support the ADLI as a useful tool for assessing functionality in ADL after stroke. Future longitudinal studies using a multidimensional neuropsychological assessment protocol are recommended.

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Teixeira et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f11ba65b730b9ea7a22a https://doi.org/10.1080/23279095.2025.2592233

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Activities of daily living inventory (ADLI): Psychometric properties in a sample of stroke patients

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Activities of daily living inventory (ADLI): Psychometric properties in a sample of stroke patients

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Discussion

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