IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOBILITY
环境因素对独立社区流动性的影响
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- 批准号:6288782
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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项目摘要
Mobility, defined as the ability to move independently from one point to another, emerges from the interaction of the individual with the environment. Mobility disability results when the individual is unable to meet the demands of the environment and thus restricts his or her mobility to smaller and smaller geographic ranges (i.e. immediate neighborhood, then their home, then one room in their home). Previous research examining mobility disability in older adults has focused primarily on factors within the individual such as weakness, pain, loss of motion, and co-morbidities that result in mobility disability. Little research has been done to explore the role of external factors, such as environmental features, ont he emergency of mobility disability in older adults.This study will develop a tool to quantify the influence of specific environmental factors ont he capacity for independent community mobility in older adults. It will involve the development and pilot evaluation of an assessment protocol that examines the activities of older persons in their communities and evaluates actual activities done in the community. This protocol will be used in future research to (a) identify critical environmental factors which contribute to mobility disability in older adults (for example which factors restrict individuals to their homes), (b) describe effective and ineffective strategies used by older adults to meet the demands of their community environment, and (c) develop mobility nomograms that can be used by clinicians to assess individuals mobility disability. - mobility disability, mobility - Human Subjects
移动性被定义为独立地从一点移动到另一点的能力,它产生于个人与环境的相互作用。当个人无法满足环境的要求并因此将其流动性限制在越来越小的地理范围(即紧邻的社区,然后是他们的家,然后是他们家中的一个房间)时,就会出现行动障碍。先前对老年人行动障碍的研究主要集中于个体内部因素,例如虚弱、疼痛、运动丧失以及导致行动障碍的合并症。很少有研究探讨环境特征等外部因素对老年人行动障碍紧急情况的影响。本研究将开发一种工具来量化特定环境因素对老年人独立社区行动能力的影响。它将涉及评估协议的制定和试点评估,该协议检查老年人在其社区中的活动并评估在社区中进行的实际活动。该协议将在未来的研究中使用,以(a)确定导致老年人行动障碍的关键环境因素(例如哪些因素限制个人在家中),(b)描述老年人为满足其社区环境的需求而使用的有效和无效策略,以及(c)开发可供临床医生用来评估个人行动障碍的行动列线图。 - 行动障碍、行动能力 - 人类受试者
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