Activities of Daily Living (ADL) is used in rehabilitation as an umbrella term relating to self care, comprising those activities or tasks that people undertake routinely in their every day life. The activities can be subdivided into personal care and domestic and community activities. Report the results both in absolute terms and relative to the comparator. For further information see guideline Health-related quality of life and utility measures http://www.eunethta.eu/sites/5026.fedimbo.belgium.be/files/Health-related%20quality%20of%20life.pdf, and guideline: Endpoints used for relative effectiveness assessment of pharmaceuticals, clinical endpoints http://www.eunethta.eu/sites/5026.fedimbo.belgium.be/files/Clinical%20endpoints.pdf
Trials and observational studiesreporting ADL outcomes
