Relationships between Estimation Errors and Falls in Healthy Aged Dwellers

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Background: Although fall predictions using motor ability have been well reported in elderly people, there are few reports on physical cognitive ability. Objective: To examine the relationship of the results of motor function tests that include physical cognitive ability on the ability to predict falls and to determine which test is the most approp
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Authors Akira Fujimoto;Hideaki Hori;Taro Tamura;Takayoshi Hirai;Tomohiro Umemura;Fumio Iguchi;Satomi Sawa;Kouhei Ogawa;Kazuhiro Sato;Yukinori Kusaka;
Journal gerontology
Year 2015
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https://dx.doi.org/10.1159/000363571
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no. 2 gerontology 2015 vol. 61 262062 National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine female male aged 80 and over Proportional Hazards Models predictive value of tests motor activity / physiology* risk assessment / methods accidental falls* / statistics & numerical data motor skills / physiology* geriatric assessment independent living pmid:25341537 doi:10.1159/000363571 akira fujimoto hideaki hori yukinori kusaka accidental falls* / prevention & control aging* / physiology aging* / psychology exercise test / methods psychomotor performance*

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