Performance of instrumental activities of daily living in patients with haemophilic arthropathy. A cross-sectional cohort study.

Emphasise the importance of the main joints due to their connection with the level of autonomy and those activities that may be significant for the patient; (iv) Promote a healthy personal and social environment where the person is valued in all their social spheres, taking into account the environment and context in which the person's occupational performance takes place; and (v) To analyse the roles that the person has played and that are important to the client can help plan a more client‐centred treatment and achieve greater adherence to treatment. 4.1 Limitations of the study This study has several limitations that should be considered for its accurate interpretation.

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