A modified Barthel Index PDF is a standardized assessment tool used to measure physical functioning and independence in individuals with disabilities. It evaluates activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, transferring, and mobility, assigning scores based on the level of assistance required.
The modified Barthel Index is widely recognized for its reliability and validity, making it a valuable tool in clinical practice, research, and rehabilitation settings. It helps healthcare professionals track patient progress, identify areas for improvement, and plan appropriate interventions. Originally developed in 1965, it has undergone modifications over the years to enhance its accuracy and applicability.
