IADL definition

IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living".
IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living" as defined in this rule.
IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living". IADL include activities other than ADL required to enable a child to be independent in the family home and community, such as:

Examples of IADL in a sentence

  • Designate a SPT member to review the Service Plan with the Individual in a manner which encourages the Individual’s fullest participation possible in the planning process, assures the Individual’s preferences, goals and ability to self- direct are maximized and that the Individual is given opportunity to choose IADL, ADL and activities on a daily basis.

  • In cases where the response to the family-level question (HE01) was “yes” but no specific individuals were identified in the follow-up question as having IADL difficulties, all persons were coded as “don’t know” (-8).

  • For persons under age 13, a final verification question (HE03) was asked to confirm that the IADL help or supervision was the result of an impairment or physical or mental health problem.

  • If no one in the family was identified as receiving help or supervision with IADLs, all members of the family were coded as receiving no IADL help or supervision.

  • The Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) Help or Supervision variable (IADLHP13) was constructed from a series of three questions.


More Definitions of IADL

IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living". IADL include activities other than ADL required to continue independent living, such as:
IADL means the instrumental activities of daily living.
IADL means an instrumental activity of daily living as defined in rule 5101:3-3-085160-3-08 of the Administrative Code and includes shopping; meal preparation; laundry; community access activities including telephoning, transportation, legal or financial; and environmental activities including house cleaning, heavy chores, yard work or maintenance.
IADL means "Instrumental Activities of Daily Living" as defined in OAR 411-317-0000.
IADL means instrumental activity of daily living;
IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living". IADL include activities other than ADL required to enable a child to remain in the family home such as:
IADL means "instrumental activities of daily living" as defined in this rule. IADL include activities other than ADL required to continue independent living, such as: