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praxis

praxis Praxis is a person’s functional ability to carry out everyday actions in daily living.

Praxis is a person’s functional ability to carry out everyday actions in daily living. In assessment, it refers to a domain of daily functioning that can be measured and may show deficits.

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Drafting source: Sánchez-Bermejo Laura; Milla-Ortega Pedro Jesús; Pérez-Mármol José Manuel. Praxis function in the ADL Observation Scale: Spanish cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric properties. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0341856; article XML SHA-256 039455699b9833f7e06dea4daeef5fa0c83dfa90f6a657ca01cde82be15e25a5. “Praxis function in the ADL Observation Scale: Spanish cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric properties” (10.1371/journal.pone.0341856).
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