Life goals of @entity1 with disabilities due to XXXX .

@entity1 @entity16 @entity308 @entity148
OBJECTIVE: To identify the life goals of @entity1 with long-term @entity16 and to correlate them with measures of disability. DESIGN: Cross-sectional descriptive study. SETTING: Centre for continuing disability management SUBJECTS: @entity1 with static or progressive @entity16 . INTERVENTIONS: Survey using questionnaires and disability scales. MEASURES: Life goals were identified with a life goals questionnaire. Subjects were also assessed using the Barthel Index, Rivermead Extended Activities of Daily Living Index, Rivermead Mobility Index, Short Orientation Memory Concentration test and Hospital Anxiety and @entity308 Scale. RESULTS: Ninety-three subjects participated in the study. The frequency with which goals were chosen as extremely important was: family 64; personal care 59; residential arrangements 58; partner 53; social contacts 30; financial status 29; leisure 26; religion 22; and work 19. Positive correlation was noted between stated importance of: personal care and independence in ADL; work and independence; partner and cognitive ability; religion and age; and financial status and @entity148 . There was negative correlation between grades of personal care and @entity308 , work and age, residential arrangements and RMI, and social contact and @entity148 and @entity308 . @entity308 @entity1 rated fewer goals as being of extreme importance. CONCLUSIONS: @entity1 with disabilities attach great significance to relationships and personal care. Grades of life goals correlated with measures of disability, cognition and emotion.
