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Establishing the Reliability and Validity of Health in Motion<sup>©</sup>Automated Falls Screening Tool 被引量:1
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作者 Beth Ann Walker Krista Hoke +2 位作者 molly manley Sheryl Flynn Robin Johnson 《Advances in Aging Research》 2018年第3期39-51,共13页
Introduction: Blue Marble Health Company has created a digital fall risk screening tool (Health in Motion&#169;) that can be used by means of self-report (touch/mouse) or by means of motion capture (Microsoft Kine... Introduction: Blue Marble Health Company has created a digital fall risk screening tool (Health in Motion&#169;) that can be used by means of self-report (touch/mouse) or by means of motion capture (Microsoft Kinect Sensor). Health in Motion&#169;consists of automated versions of the Fall Risk Question-naire, 30-Second Chair Stand Test, and the One Leg Stance Test. Methods: We compared the three methods (self-report, sensor, and clinical standard measurement) using stopwatch and observation in 15 community-dwelling older adults, aged 63 - 80 years old. Each version was completed three times each in random order, for a total of nine trials. Results: Health in Motion&#169;falls screening tool accessible via self-report and sensor is a valid and reliable automated at-home self-assessment for falls risk. Conclusion: Results support the use of Health in Motion&#169;falls screening tools as viable alternatives to standard falls risk assessments for use by older adults at home. 展开更多
关键词 FALLS PREVENTION FALLS SCREENING SELF-ASSESSMENT Mobile HEALTH Technology Reliability Validity
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