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Validity of simple gait-related dual-task tests in predicting falls in community-dwelling older adults.
Jan 2014
Accidental falls,
Aged,
CI,
Cognition,
DT,
EXIT-15,
FES-I,
Falls Efficacy Scale–International,
Gait,
HADS,
Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale,
IQR,
MMSE,
Mini-Mental State Examination,
OOB,
OR,
POMA,
Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment,
RF,
Rehabilitation,
ST,
TT,
TUG,
Timed Up & Go,
abbreviated Executive Interview,
confidence interval,
dual task,
interquartile range,
odds ratio,
out-of-bag,
random forest,
single task,
triple task
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Abstract
To investigate the predictive validity of simple gait-related dual-task (DT) tests in predicting falls in community-dwelling older adults.
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Accidental falls,Aged,CI,Cognition,DT,EXIT-15,FES-I,Falls Efficacy Scale–International,Gait,HADS,Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale,IQR,MMSE,Mini-Mental State Examination,OOB,OR,POMA,Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment,RF,Rehabilitation,ST,TT,TUG,Timed Up & Go,abbreviated Executive Interview,confidence interval,dual task,interquartile range,odds ratio,out-of-bag,random forest,single task,triple task
Accidental falls, Aged, CI, Cognition, DT, EXIT-15, FES-I, Falls Efficacy Scale–International, Gait, HADS, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, IQR, MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination, OOB, OR, POMA, Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment, RF, Rehabilitation, ST, TT, TUG, Timed Up & Go, abbreviated Executive Interview, confidence interval, dual task, interquartile range, odds ratio, out-of-bag, random forest, single task, triple task