Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial

10.1186/1745-6215-12-155

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Main Authors:	Kwok, B.C, Mamun, K, Chandran, M, Wong, C.H
Other Authors:	DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL
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Published:	BMC 2020
Subjects:	adult aged agility article body equilibrium clinical effectiveness clinical protocol controlled study cost effectiveness analysis daily life activity falling fear fear of falling female follow up frail elderly home safety human intermethod comparison kinesiotherapy male Modified Falls Efficacy Scale muscle strength quadriceps femoris muscle quality of life randomized controlled trial randomized controlled trial (topic) rating scale rehabilitation care self report single blind procedure sport treatment outcome walking clinical trial controlled clinical trial cost benefit analysis economics exercise test health care cost methodology middle aged pathophysiology prospective study psychological aspect recreation Singapore time Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Cost-Benefit Analysis Exercise Test Exercise Therapy Fear Frail Elderly Health Care Costs Humans Middle Aged Muscle Strength Postural Balance Prospective Studies Quadriceps Muscle Quality of Life Research Design Self Report Single-Blind Method Time Factors Treatment Outcome Video Games Walking
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1781742023-08-22T08:00:28Z Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial Kwok, B.C Mamun, K Chandran, M Wong, C.H DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL adult aged agility article body equilibrium clinical effectiveness clinical protocol controlled study cost effectiveness analysis daily life activity falling fear fear of falling female follow up frail elderly home safety human intermethod comparison kinesiotherapy male Modified Falls Efficacy Scale muscle strength quadriceps femoris muscle quality of life randomized controlled trial randomized controlled trial (topic) rating scale rehabilitation care self report single blind procedure sport treatment outcome walking clinical trial controlled clinical trial cost benefit analysis economics exercise test falling health care cost methodology middle aged pathophysiology prospective study psychological aspect recreation Singapore time Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Cost-Benefit Analysis Exercise Test Exercise Therapy Fear Frail Elderly Health Care Costs Humans Middle Aged Muscle Strength Postural Balance Prospective Studies Quadriceps Muscle Quality of Life Research Design Self Report Singapore Single-Blind Method Time Factors Treatment Outcome Video Games Walking 10.1186/1745-6215-12-155 Trials 12 155 2020-10-20T08:12:47Z 2020-10-20T08:12:47Z 2011 Article Kwok, B.C, Mamun, K, Chandran, M, Wong, C.H (2011). Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial. Trials 12 : 155. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1186/1745-6215-12-155 1745-6215 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/178174 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ BMC Unpaywall 20201031
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topic	adult aged agility article body equilibrium clinical effectiveness clinical protocol controlled study cost effectiveness analysis daily life activity falling fear fear of falling female follow up frail elderly home safety human intermethod comparison kinesiotherapy male Modified Falls Efficacy Scale muscle strength quadriceps femoris muscle quality of life randomized controlled trial randomized controlled trial (topic) rating scale rehabilitation care self report single blind procedure sport treatment outcome walking clinical trial controlled clinical trial cost benefit analysis economics exercise test falling health care cost methodology middle aged pathophysiology prospective study psychological aspect recreation Singapore time Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Cost-Benefit Analysis Exercise Test Exercise Therapy Fear Frail Elderly Health Care Costs Humans Middle Aged Muscle Strength Postural Balance Prospective Studies Quadriceps Muscle Quality of Life Research Design Self Report Singapore Single-Blind Method Time Factors Treatment Outcome Video Games Walking
spellingShingle	adult aged agility article body equilibrium clinical effectiveness clinical protocol controlled study cost effectiveness analysis daily life activity falling fear fear of falling female follow up frail elderly home safety human intermethod comparison kinesiotherapy male Modified Falls Efficacy Scale muscle strength quadriceps femoris muscle quality of life randomized controlled trial randomized controlled trial (topic) rating scale rehabilitation care self report single blind procedure sport treatment outcome walking clinical trial controlled clinical trial cost benefit analysis economics exercise test falling health care cost methodology middle aged pathophysiology prospective study psychological aspect recreation Singapore time Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Cost-Benefit Analysis Exercise Test Exercise Therapy Fear Frail Elderly Health Care Costs Humans Middle Aged Muscle Strength Postural Balance Prospective Studies Quadriceps Muscle Quality of Life Research Design Self Report Singapore Single-Blind Method Time Factors Treatment Outcome Video Games Walking Kwok, B.C Mamun, K Chandran, M Wong, C.H Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
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author	Kwok, B.C Mamun, K Chandran, M Wong, C.H
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title	Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
title_short	Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
title_full	Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
title_fullStr	Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
title_full_unstemmed	Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial
title_sort	evaluation of the frails' fall efficacy by comparing treatments (effect) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: study protocol for a randomised control trial
publisher	BMC
publishDate	2020
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Evaluation of the Frails' Fall Efficacy by Comparing Treatments (EFFECT) on reducing fall and fear of fall in moderately frail older adults: Study protocol for a randomised control trial

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