… as descriptions of a mobility device use process. Concepts … concerns of older stroke patients
about assistive device use. … assistive device use in the home by older persons following …

The American Geriatrics Society and British Geriatrics Society recommend that all adults
older than 65 years be screened annually for a history of falls or balance impairment. The US …

… Nevertheless, we believe that comparing leisure activities among users and non-users of
mobility devices in Latvia and Sweden gives an overall picture of the situation of very old …

… the most common assistive devices are related to mobility. A … of mobility devices and their
satisfaction with devices and … of mobility devices and their satisfaction with the devices and …

… of such devices is associated … mobility aids. CONCLUSIONS: Clinical and biomechanic
evaluations of canes and walkers confirm that these devices can improve balance and mobility. …

… differing mobility devices is particularly challenging for persons … persons are the most
common group prescribed mobility assistive devices.2, 20 For such persons, the need for mobility …

… The CGA should be considered as a technological device, for physicians who take care of
older persons affected by overlapping neurological diseases. CGA is an extraordinary and …

… examined mobility device use and the associated decision-making processes of older adults.
… Caregiver involvement in the use of assistive devices by frail older persons. Occupational …

… Individuals with mobility impairments can benefit from power mobility devices (PMD), such
as powered wheelchairs; scooters [1]; and, specifically for children, adapted ride-on toys [2]. A …

… on racial and ethnic disparities in device use. This study investigated whether use of
mobility devices differs by race and ethnicity and explored several reasons for this difference. …