Functional Trajectories is a longitudinal analytical construct that characterizes the dynamic patterns of change in an individual's functional status over time, distinguishing itself by its emphasis on temporal progression and variability in outcomes within the study of functional recovery, decline, or adaptation.
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Yale University
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University of California, San Francisco
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University of Michigan
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Duke University
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