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... current study population is a part of this group, most of whom are farmers (ie, working in the fields) who have not completed a high level of education and have less health care ...present study was to ... See full document

... the elderly. In this study, TUG was the only independent measure predictive of one-year incidence of CE, albeit with poor ROC ...in elderly adults, and espe- cially the risk for ...in ... See full document

... This study has some limitations that should be taken into ...Therefore, longitudinal studies are required to clarify the actual causes and consequences of the fear of falling in older individuals with ... See full document

... present study comprised the 91 patients who participated in at least two consecutive TUG assessments during the first year after stroke ...the study, 75 patients (82%) were discharged to their own homes, 13 ... See full document

... the elderly have known side-effects that can contribute to the risk of falling: drowsiness, decreased postural reflexes, extra- pyramidal symptoms, drugging and myorelaxant effect ...polypharmacy can ... See full document

... the study, and their scores in times for each of the sets of three ETGUG ...ETGUG test kinematic data for the iPhone 4® and IC3, maximum and minimum peaks, for the AP, ML, V and the AM are summarized in ... See full document

... Table 3 details the test-retest data. Test-retest reli- ability of the TUG, DGI, and BBS scores were found to be excellent. The Bland-Altman limit of agreement of each scale is presented in Figs. 1, 2 and 3 ... See full document

... Kolmogorov–Smirnov test was used to examine the normality of the data ...Mann-Whitney test was used to de- termine exercise contentment among the PE, VRE, BE and control ... See full document

... our study 24% of older persons did develop disabilities over a one- year period, and from a GP perspective, 1 year seems a reasonable timeframe for pro-active elderly ...The study may have been ... See full document

... Rural Elderly, conducted by the Chinese Research Center on Aging ...surveying community- dwelling rural and urban elders’ personal characteristics and a variety of issues including retirement and ... See full document

... erogeneity < 0.1) [25]. Otherwise, random effect models were used. In the event of suffi- cient studies within each subcategory (e.g., with respect to dose of the WBV and duration of intervention), subgroup analyses ... See full document

... observational study was to study the long-term outcome of exercise capacity and quality of life during management of patients with COPD treated by home-based ...stepper test, Timed Up ... See full document

... Abstract: The use of smartphones, coupled with different sensors, makes it an attractive solution for measuring different physical and physiological features, allowing for the monitoring of various parameters and even ... See full document

... this study, GM10, is a portable tool that is easy to use and ...It can obtain objective data instead of subjective (and sometimes false) individual perceptions of MOF ...PHNs can easily assess MOF ... See full document

... recent study the combination of high Neuroticism and low Extroversion was associated with lower ability to conduct walking with DT ...current study high no associ- ation to Neuroticism was found and ... See full document

... you can without overexerting ...The test was conducted on a pre-measured, 46 meter unobstructed, uncarpeted, rectangular ...keep up the good work" was provided at 60 second inter- ... See full document

... Sarcopenia, low physical performance, muscle strength and muscle mass, recently redefined by the European Working Group on Sarcopenia in Older People (EWG- SOP2) [1], is a highly prevalent disease ranging up to ... See full document

... this study showed that the clinical outcomes of SO varied with ...of elderly males was sig- nificantly quicker than that of elderly females ...this study, we can only speculate from the ... See full document

... Method: 60 community dwelling elderly individuals were chosen based on a history of falls in this cross sectional study. Each BBS item was dichotomized at three points along the scoring ... See full document

... the test has not been evaluated. Neither is the test designed to assess all aspects of func- tional mobility or risk factors for ...of falls has been evaluated previously; some studies suggest that ... See full document