… To be useful, the devices must be easy to handle. In this study, the users perceived wearables
… Users reported in the diaries that the devices had been functional 78%(58/74) of the total …

… At the same time, our data revealed that when older individuals use mobile devices or
applications for physical activity tracking, many of them use it every day. Along with their strong …

… use and experience of using assistive devices showed that very old persons' perspectives on
… For example, mobility devices could help a person to move around more steadily and safely…

… mobility device use in a sample of middle aged and older adults with MS. Findings indicated
that 58.6% (n = 207/353) of the participants reported the use of at least two mobility devices. …

… In the early stages of functional decline prior to the onset of task difficulty, older persons may
be … Need for assistive walking devices makes people especially vulnerable to environmental …

… or mobility device can impact one’s ability to be mobile). Our framework is based on an
individual perspective that may not apply to studies with organisational perspectives. It also does …

… Elise felt that it was much easier to go to a center for older persons than to a more public
club or event, being confident about getting a helping hand there if needed, and meeting others …

… of a patient's medical devices on the nurse's ability to … mobility of hospitalized older persons10
and identified several targets for a multicomponent intervention to minimize low mobility. …

… organs, as well as the environment in which a person lives, can have a dramatic effect on
an older person's mobility and function. For these reasons, behavioral interventions that …

… older rehabilitation patients to accept and use a device in … Although age has not been
found to be a factor in device use … the present group of older persons may not feel comfortable …