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Functional Walking Test (FWT)

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The Functional Walking Test (FWT) is a simple tool used to measure functional mobility in children, especially those with cognitive disorders ^[1].

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↑ Quinn Aoife, O'Regan Myra, Horgan Frances. Psychometric evaluation of the functional walking test for children with cerebral palsy. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2011:33(25–26): 2397–2403.

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