Self-rated health and its association with the individual’s activities of daily living: A cross-sectional study among elderly residing in an urban settlement

Among the respondents, the majority reported having "good" self-rated health. The SRH also had an association with their functional status. It is recommended that SRH be used as a proxy marker with their functional status and independence to carry out their daily activities.

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Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_1499_24
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Health disparities and outcomes
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Self-rated health and its association with the individual’s activities of daily living: A cross-sectional study among elderly residing in an urban settlement

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Health disparities and outcomes
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Self-rated health and its association with the individual’s activities of daily living: A cross-sectional study among elderly residing in an urban settlement

Ipsa Mohapatra, Sahoo Priyaranjan, C Acharya Geeta
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Abstract

Among the respondents, the majority reported having "good" self-rated health. The SRH also had an association with their functional status. It is recommended that SRH be used as a proxy marker with their functional status and independence to carry out their daily activities.

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Health disparities and outcomes
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