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A Team Approach Risk of Falling Assessment and Remediation Program for Community Dwelling Older Adults with a Fear of Falling and Balance DisordersHonaker, Julie Ann January 2006 (has links)
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Effects of Age on Gait Parameters and Muscle Activity During Adjustment, and the Relationship of Fear of FallingSpaulding, Jeremy Maximillian 15 April 2003 (has links)
Previous research has shown that with advancing age, there are increasing incidences of slip and fall injuries. Understanding mechanisms associated with gait adjustments across a known slippery surface may help in proactively avoiding slips and falls. The primary goal of this study involved examination of gait parameters and muscle activity characteristics of the lower extremities during two different walking conditions.
Research has shown that both physical and mental changes accompany the aging process in humans. Moreover, research has shown that emotions and physiological responses are related. A secondary goal of this study was to examine the relationships of fear of falling with gait parameters and muscle activity.
This study consisted of exposing 14 younger and 14 older participants to controlled slippery conditions safely, while studying normal and adjusted gait characteristics (friction requirement, heel contact velocity, and step length) and muscle activity characteristics (Integrated EMG). First, a baseline measure was done to study normal gait prior to any exposure to slipping. A second measure was done following a slip from a contaminated floor surface, but before the initiation of a second slip. The results indicate that there were significant gait parameter differences between younger and older participants for both walking conditions. Results also indicate that there were differences in muscle activity between to the two age groups for the adjusted condition. Findings suggest that older individuals require an additional step to properly adjust gait for a contaminated walking surface. / Master of Science
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Ett designbidrag till minskad rädsla för att falla : Forskning genom design / A design proposal to ease the fear of falling : Research through designEkberg, Lottie January 2021 (has links)
Med bakgrund av fallolyckor som ett betydande folkhälsoproblem, med personligt lidande och omfattande samhällskostnader som följd, undersökte studien produktdesigners möjligheter att skapa en tillgänglig och användbar produkt värd att använda, för personer över 65år, som känner rädsla för att falla (FHM, 2021). I en generell kommentar till FN:s mål för hållbar utveckling, uttrycks vikten av tillämpning av Universell Design (UD) i design av alla nya produkter (UN, 2013). Genom den globalt växande och breda målgruppen, blev det därför centralt att parallellt undersöka hur man kan skapa en bredare tillämpning av UD i designbranschen (WHO, 2018). Designprocessen tog stöd av principerna för UD (Story, Mueller & Mace, 1998) i kombination med Emotionell design och Normans (2004) tre nivåer av emotion. Studien tog även stöd i gerontologisk forskning om fenomenet Fear of falling (FoF), som pekar på att högst nivå av FoF uppmätts hos personer då man ställer rädslan i relation till en aktivitet (Lachman et al., 1998). Studiens empiri genererades huvudsakligen ur metoderna enkätundersökning och dagboksstudie, vilka visade en utbredd strategi bland användarna, att hantera rädsla för att falla genom aktivitetsbegränsning. Aktiviteten att nå högt placerade föremål i hemmet, blev central efter upptäckten att deltagarna i stor utsträckning använder annan utrustning och inredning än en avsedd stegpall. Studiens designbidrag resulterade i en stegpall, vars utformning inte ska motivera att använda en köksstol för aktiviteten. Studiens kunskapsbidrag till designbranschen är ett visuellt greppbart analysresultat, vars styrka är att kommunicera både konkret mätbara och känslomässiga värden i en produkt. / With the background in fall accidents as a significant public health issue, causing both individual suffering and a large social cost, the study examined product designers’ opportunities to create accessible, useful products worth using, for people over 65, who suffers from fear of falling (FHM, 2021). In a general comment to the UN’s sustainable development goal’s, the importance of practising Universal Design (UD) in design of all new products is clearly expressed (UN, 2013). With a globally ageing population and within a broad target group, it became central to explore how to reach a more common practice of UD in the industry of product design (WHO, 2018). The design process was supported by the principles of UD (Story, Mueller & Mace, 1998) combined with Emotional Design and Norman’s (2004) three levels of emotion. The study also included theories from gerontological research on the phenomenon of Fear of falling (FoF), which indicates that a higher level of FoF is expressed by people when it is put in relation to an activity (Lachman et al., 1998). The study’s empirics were mainly generated from the methods Questionnaire and Diary study, which showed a widespread strategy among users, to handle FoF through activity restriction. The activity to reach highly placed objects at home became central after the discovering that the participants often use other equipment and furnishing than a designated step stool. The study’s design proposal resulted in a step stool, which should not justify using a kitchen chair for the activity. The study contributes closing a knowledge gap, which can benefit the design industry with a visually tangible analysis result of both measurable and emotional value in a product.
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Abstiegsangst in Deutschland auf historischem Tiefstand: Ergebnisse der Auswertung des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels 1991-2016: Version 7.9.2017Lengfeld, Holger 12 September 2017 (has links)
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Influence des émotions sur l’organisation biomécanique des mouvements volontaires d’approche et d’évitement : cas de l’initiation du pas et de l’élévation latérale de la jambe / Influence of emotions on the biomechanical organization of approach and avoidance voluntary movements : case of the step initiation and leg raisingGendre, Manon 14 December 2015 (has links)
Résumé : L’objectif de cette thèse était d’investiguer l’influence des émotions sur l’organisation biomécanique de mouvements volontaires complexes, c’est-à-dire mobilisant l’ensemble du corps. L’effet des émotions a été testé par le biais de l’hypothèse de la direction motivationnelle selon laquelle 1) les stimuli plaisants faciliteraient les comportements d’approche et perturberaient les comportements d’évitement et 2) les stimuli déplaisants faciliteraient les comportements d’évitement et perturberaient les comportements d’approche. Deux modèles expérimentaux du mouvement complexe ont été choisis : l’initiation du pas vers l’avant et vers l’arrière (étude 1) et l’élévation latérale de la jambe (études 2 à 4). Les émotions étaient manipulées en exposant les participants à des images de l’International Affective Pictures System (induisant des émotions plaisantes et déplaisantes, étude 1) et en plaçant les participants au bord d’une plateforme surélevée (induisant une peur de chuter, études 2 à 4). Les mouvements étaient réalisés sur une plateforme de force (études 1 à 3). La cinématique du mouvement de la jambe oscillante était enregistrée grâce au système de capture de mouvements VICON (études 2 et 3). Les paramètres psychologiques (dimension de valence et d’activation des émotions, peur de chuter) étaient évalués grâce à des questionnaires. Les résultats de la première étude ont montré que les émotions plaisantes facilitaient les comportements d’approche (en termes de réactivité) et perturbaient les comportements d’évitement (en termes de vitesse du centre des masses lors des ajustements posturaux anticipateurs (APA) associés à un pas vers l’arrière), comparativement aux images déplaisantes et neutres. Cependant ces images semblaient aussi pouvoir perturber les comportements d’approche (en termes de pic de vitesse du centre des masses lors de l’exécution du pas vers l’avant). Les résultats de la deuxième étude ont démontré que les comportements d’approche envers la menace posturale (c’est-à-dire le vide) étaient perturbés (en termes d’amplitude et de durée des APA), comparativement aux comportements d’évitement. La troisième étude s’est ensuite intéressée à l’existence de différences interindividuelles dans la relation entre la menace posturale (et donc la peur de chuter) et l’organisation du mouvement volontaire. Les résultats ont révélé que la confiance en l’équilibre était un facteur de protection à la menace posturale. Ainsi, les participants reportant une forte confiance en leur équilibre étaient moins perturbés par la menace posturale que les participants reportant une faible confiance en leur équilibre. Enfin, la quatrième étude a cherché à expliquer l’existence de ces différences interindividuelles. Les résultats ont montré que l’estime globale de soi pouvait expliquer une partie de ces différences. En conclusion, les résultats de cette Thèse ne semblent confirmer que partiellement l’hypothèse de la direction motivationnelle. Pris ensemble, ces résultats ont permis d’améliorer la compréhension des processus sous-jacents à l’influence des émotions sur l’organisation du mouvement volontaire.Mots clés : Ajustements Posturaux Anticipateurs, Approche-Évitement, Contrôle Moteur, Émotions, Hypothèse de la Direction Motivationnelle / The aim of this thesis is to investigate the influence of emotions on the planning and execution of whole body voluntary movement. The effect of emotions was test thanks to the motivational direction hypothesis which supposed that 1) pleasant stimuli should facilitate approach and perturb avoidance behaviors. 2) Unpleasant stimuli should facilitate avoidance and perturb approach behaviors. Two experimental protocols have been chosen to pursue the investigation: Forward and backward gait initiation (study 1) and lateral elevation of the leg (studies 2-4). The emotions were manipulated by exposing the subjects to pictures of the International Affective Pictures System (inducing pleasant and unpleasant emotions, study 1) and by placing the subjects at the edge of an elevated platform (inducing fear of falling). Movements were performed on force platform (studies 1-3). Kinematic parameters of leg movement were recorded by the system of motion capture VICON (studies 2 and 3). Psychological parameters (valence and arousal dimensions of emotions fear of falling) were assessed by questionnaires. Results of the first study showed that pleasant pictures facilitated approach behaviors (as observed in the reactivity) and perturbed avoidance behaviors (as observed in the velocity of centre of mass during anticipatory postural adjustment (APA) prior to the execution of a backward step), compared to unpleasant or neutral pictures. However, these pleasant pictures also perturbed approach behaviors (as observed in the peak of centre of mass velocity during the execution of a forward step). Results of the second study showed that approach behaviors toward the postural threat (i.e, the void) were perturbed (as observed in the amplitude and duration of APA), compared to avoidance behaviors. The third study focused on the inter-individual differences in the relation between postural threat and organization of movement. Results revealed that balance confidence of the participants dealing with increased postural threat. In other terms, participants reported a high confidence in their own balance control were least perturbed than those reported a low balance confidence and vice versa. Finally, in the fourth study we tried to explain these inter-individual differences. The self-esteem seems to explain these differences. In conclusion, the results of this thesis seem to partially confirm the hypothesis of motivational direction. Put together, the results help improve our general understanding of the influence of emotions on the planning and execution of voluntary movements.Keywords: Anticipatory Postural Adjustments, Approach-Avoidance, Emotions, Motivational Direction Hypothesis, Motor Control
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The Effects of Guided Relaxation and Exercise Imagery on Older Adults with a Fear of FallingKim, Bang Hyun January 2009 (has links)
Fear of falling (FOF) is a major health care concern within the elderly population. The main purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a six-week intervention that used Guided Relaxation and Exercise Imagery (GREI) techniques on lowering FOF rates among community dwelling adults aged 60 and above. A total of 184 older adults (mean age = 73.2) participated in a series of mobility (TUG; SLS) and FOF measures (1QFOF; Short FES-I; ABC Scale; EII). Participants were divided into four groups: two placebo control groups (PCG) and two intervention groups (IG). The intervention groups received instructions to use an audio CD containing a GREI program for 10 minutes a day, two times a week for six weeks. The control group received an audio CD that contained two relaxation tracks and were instructed to listen to music of their choice for five minutes after listening to a relaxation track. Through simple paired t-test and ANCOVA analysis, results revealed that the GREI CD had significant effects in reducing FOF (78%) and significantly increasing exercise imagery rates, efficacy in falls related activities, perceived exercise levels, and reducing time in a mobility test (e.g., TUG). There was also a significant reduction in FOF (20%) and significant increases in exercise imagery rates, efficacy, confidence, and a mobility test (e.g., TUG) for participants who had an FOF pretest and were in PCG. However, participants who were in PCG and did not have an FOF during pretest did not have significant differences in any of the tests except for a significant increase in falls efficacy. Overall, this study revealed that using a GREI CD for six weeks helped decrease levels of FOF for older adults aged 60 and above. GREI was also effective in increasing falls-related efficacy, exercise imagery, and perceived exercise levels. Further exploration of GREI and its effects on psychological variables related to FOF and falls may substantiate its effectiveness as a fear of falling intervention. / Kinesiology
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Contribution à la question du sens de la chute du sujet âgé : les raisons de la chute, la chute de la raison / Reflection upon the question of the meaning of the fall of the elderly : the reasons for the fall, the fall of reasonMartin, Natacha 13 December 2014 (has links)
Avec l’allongement de la durée de vie, les écrits sur la psychologie du vieillissement se sont développés à une moindre échelle que ceux concernant la clinique de l’adulte et de l’enfant. Il nous est donc apparu intéressant, passionnant et fécond de réfléchir à cette période de senescence en reprenant la dualité somat/psyché à travers l’événement chute. L’utilisation d’une méthodologie quantitative et qualitative permet d’aborder l’évènement chute comme une expérience traumatogène selon les données corporelles (sujet dit fragile ou valide, conséquences somatiques et psychomotrices…), temporelles (délai de la dernière chute, moment de la chute, âge objectif et subjectif de la chute…) et psychiques (défenses mises en place, réminiscence, travail du vieillir…). Nous nous sommes donc plus particulièrement penchés sur le point de bascule de cet événement dans un contexte de traitement coûteux des conflits issus de cette période pour y découvrir des défenses de type obsessionnel et une régression maternelle primaire. Par conséquent, le développement des réflexions psychologiques et psychanalytiques sur la clinique de la chute du sujet âgé ne peut être appréciable qu’à la condition de ne pas « tomber » dans le mythe d’un lien de causalité unique, dans une classe démographique indifférenciée dont l’âge serait vu comme un facteur étiologique. L’utilisation de l’analyse quantitative et qualitative du discours donne accès aux données réactionnelles post chute mais également aux modalités de traitement psychique des affects et conflits éveillés par cet événement. Nous avons associé le discours en libre association avec la technique du dessin pour avoir un aperçu des images mentales fixées dans le récit historien de la mémoire. La chute est alors exposée comme un agir, pour pallier la défaillance du système pare-excitation, des capacités d’élaboration et de liaison de la blessure narcissique de la sénescence. Cependant, elle peut également être appréciée comme un retour au corps pour une reprise élaborative des liens d’attachement en vue d’une fin inéluctable. C’est alors que « ce qu’on appelle une raison de vivre est en même temps une excellente raison de mourir » (Albert Camus). En effet, les communications sur la question de la psychologie de la chute du sujet âgé sont principalement étudiées dans le cadre de processus déficitaires ou psychopathologiques du sujet âgé fragile, hospitalisé, sans réellement prendre en compte les remaniements complexes individuels et groupaux inhérents au travail du vieillir. Nous nous sommes donc intéressés au mouvement psychique chez le sujet âgé valide afin d’en tirer de nouvelles réflexions cliniques sur le type d’angoisse et de relation d’objet. Le TAT/SAT proposé au sujet de notre étude a établi la constitution psychique d’un modèle interne de relation insécure du chuteur, en lien avec des expériences d’empiètement relationnel avec un objet maternel défaillant et décevant. / With the increase of life expectancy, psychological writings about ageing have not developed as much as those concerning adults and children. It seemed to us interesting, fascinating and fruitful to think about this senescence period by restating the « somat/psyche » duality throughout the deterioration event. The use of a quantitative and qualitative methodology allows us to tackle the fall event as a traumatic experience according to physical data (fragile ou valid subject, somatic or psychomotor consequences…), temporal (since the last fall, moment of the fall, objective and subjective age of the fall…) and psychic (defenses set up, reminiscence, the work of getting old…) So we specifically looked at the turning point of this event in the context of expensive treatment of conflicts emerging at that time to discover obsessive defense mechanisms and primary maternal regression. In consequence, the development of psychological and psychoanalytical reasoning on the observation of the fall of the ageing subject can only be appreciated by not « falling » in the belief of a unique link of casuality, within an indistinguishable demographic class where age would be seen as an etiological factor. The use of quantitative and qualitative analysis of the discourse gives access to postfall reactive data but also to psychic treatment methods of the conflicts and affects which emerged from this event. We combined verbal communication with the drawing technique to get an insight of the mental images set in the historical narrative of memory. The fall is then exposed as an action, to mitigate the failure of the protective shield system and the capacities of development and connection to the narcissistic injury of senescence. However, it can also be appreciated as a coming back an elaborative resumption of attachment that leads to an inevitable end. It was then that "what is called a reason for living is also an excellent reason for dying" (Albert Camus). Indeed writings on the subject of the psychological deterioration of the ageing person are mainly studied in the context of the psychopathological or deficient process of the frail person in question, hospitalized without really taking into account the individual and collective complex alterations common to the process of ageing. We therefore concentrated on the psychic process of a valid old subject in order to glean more clinical reflections on the type of anxiety and object interaction. The TAT/SAT proposed concerning our study has established the psychic constitution of an internal model of an insecure relationship of the ageing, linked with an infringing relational experience with a failing and disappointing maternal object.
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Fallpreventiv träning med mobilapplikation : Påverkar träningsmängden benstyrka, balans, hälsorelaterad livskvalité och fallrädsla?Moberg, Johan, Sandström, Oskar January 2021 (has links)
Introduktion Fallolyckor är den vanligaste typen av olycka hos äldre personer och det finns behov av nya fallpreventiva åtgärder där fysisk träning med mobilapplikation är en möjlighet. Syftet med studien var att undersöka om träningsmängden påverkar effekten av ett års fallpreventiv träning med mobilapplikation för äldre personer i ordinärt boende mätt i funktionell benstyrka, upplevd balans och benstyrka samt fallrädsla och hälsorelaterad livskvalité hos äldre personer. Metod Deltagarna medverkade i ett större projekt där de under ett år erbjudits fallpreventiv träning med en mobilapplikation. Innan studiens start samt efter 12 månader besvarades en enkät som behandlade bland annat ett 30 sekunders uppresningstest för funktionell benstyrka, upplevd balans, upplevd benstyrka, fallrädsla och hälsorelaterad livskvalité. Vid 12 månader skattade deltagarna även sin genomsnittliga träningsmängd under de senaste tre månaderna. Deltagarna delades in i grupper efter träningsmängd; ingen träning (n=13), <30 minuter (n=31), 30-59 minuter (n=13), ≥60 minuter (n=25). Effekten av träningen jämfördes mellan grupperna med hjälp av Kruskal–Wallis one-way analysis of variance. Resultat 82 deltagare inkluderades i denna studie, de hade en medelålder på 76 år, varav 72% var kvinnor. Gruppen som tränat ≥60 minuter hade signifikant förbättrad funktionell benstyrka samt upplevd benstyrka i dagsläget i jämförelse med hur den var för ett år sedan vid jämförelse med gruppen som tränat <30 minuter. De som tränat ≥60 minuter visade även en signifikant förbättring i upplevd balans i dagsläget i jämförelse med ett år sedan gentemot gruppen som inte tränat alls samt gruppen som tränat <30. Inga signifikanta gruppskillnader sågs i fallrädsla eller hälsorelaterad livskvalité. Konklusion Fallpreventiv träning som utförs ≥60 minuter i veckan ger signifikanta förbättringar i jämförelse med mindre träningsmängd gällande funktionell benstyrka samt upplevd balans och benstyrka i jämförelse med för ett år sedan.
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Drums against falls: Einfluss einer Drums Alive/Golden Beats–Intervention auf das Sturzverhalten bei älteren MenschenEckardt, Dirk 26 April 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Ein Sturz ist ein Ereignis, das jeder Mensch im Laufe seines Lebens mehrfach erfährt, ob als Kind, Jugendlicher, Erwachsener oder Senior. Was sich über die Lebensspanne ändert, sind die durch Stürze verursachten Folgen. Gerade bei älteren Menschen sind diese oft schwerwiegend. Auf Grund der demographischen Entwicklung kommt der Altersgruppe der Senioren und dem Thema Sturz eine gestiegene Bedeutung zu.
Stürze stellen eine große Gefahr für den Selbständigkeitserhalt im Alter dar. Deren Folgen wirken sich nicht nur auf den physischen Bereich aus sondern sehr häufig auch auf den psychischen und sozialen, was einer multifaktoriellen und ganzheitlichen Betrachtungsweise und Analyse bedarf.
Das neuartige Ganzkörpererlebnis Drums Alive, in seiner auf die Zielgruppe Senioren ausgerichteten Version Golden Beats, wurde auf seine Wirkungen und Effekte in Bezug auf Sturzprävention im Rahmen eines Modellprojektes mit dem Ansatz einer randomisierten kontrollierten Längsschnittstudie evaluiert.
Um zu überprüfen, inwieweit die Intervention Effekte bzgl. der Parameter Sturzanzahl und –häufigkeit (Stolpern, Fallen, Stürzen), Kraftfähigkeit, Gleichgewicht, Mobilität, habituelle Ganggeschwindigkeit, Sturzangst, soziale Indikatoren, körperliche Aktivität und Sinnesfunktionen hervorzurufen vermag, wurde ein zehnwöchiges (20 Einheiten) Interventionsprogramm mit einer Interventions- und Kontrollgruppe durchgeführt.
Die Ergebnisse der Studie mit älteren Menschen mit einem niedrigen bis moderaten Sturzrisiko zeigen unmittelbare und längerfristig günstige Wirkungseffekte für die Parameter Stolperhäufigkeit, Gleichgewichtsfähigkeit, motorische Mobilität, intensive körperliche Aktivität sowie für eine verbesserte Einschätzung der sturzrelevanten Sinnesfunktionen. Für die Parameter Sturzhäufigkeit, Kognition und Angst vor Stürzen, die betrachteten sozialen Indikatoren, die Dimensionen leichte, moderate und gesamte körperliche Aktivität sowie die Parameter Kraftfähigkeit und habituelle Ganggeschwindigkeit konnten weder kurz- noch langfristig positive Veränderungen konstatiert werden.
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An investigation of circumstances surrounding prosthetic users’ fall and fear of falling : A Cross-Sectional SurveyDyekær Nielsen, Jens, Overgaard Dich, Sara January 2022 (has links)
SummaryBackground Prosthetic users face significant challenges both physically and psychologically. Falling poses a significant risk for the individual, and a consequence of this is gaining a fear of falling and self-imposed restrictions. These consequences can have a major impact on the individuals’ health and quality of life. However, the research in this area is limited. Objectives This study aims to investigate prosthetic users’ fear of falling and the circumstances surrounding falls among individuals with a lower-limb amputation in England and Sweden. Method In April 2022 a cross-sectional survey was conducted in England and Sweden. 11 participants were recruited. The survey was aimed at the population of lower-limb amputated individuals at the age of 18 or above in the two countries. The survey consists of 111 items with mostly closed-ended questions. Descriptive and inferential statistical methods were used for the analysis of the data. Results The study showed that 8 (72.7%) out of 11 participants had not experienced a fall within the last 30 days and the most common frequency of falls was every six months (54,5%). 2 (18.2%) participants had a fall once every three months which was the highest frequency of falls reported in the survey. This is seen as low frequency, however, 7 (63,3%) out of 11 participants had a fear of falling. A correlation between Falls Efficacy Scale-International (FES-I), Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale (ABC) and Gait-Specific Attentional Profile instruments (G-SAP) was performed using a Pearson’s product-moment correlation which showed there was a strong relationship between the three instruments. The correlation between the FES-I and G-SAP is 0,800, FES-I and ABC are -,853 and the correlation between ABC and G-SAP is -, 821. Conclusion A strong relationship was found between the Falls Efficacy Scale-International, Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale and the Gait-Specific Attentional Profile. Regardless of having fallen within the past 30 days, a high concern of fear of falling was found, and the most common reason for falls was uneven surfaces such as gardens. / Bakgrund Protesanvändare står inför många tuffa utmaningar dagligen, beroende på såväl fysiska som psykiska faktorer. Det finns en överhängande risk att ramla för individen, en konsekvens av detta är att drabbas av fallrädsla och sedermera individutvecklade hinder i vardagen. Dessa konsekvenser och hinder kan ha stor inverkan på individens hälsa och livskvalitet. Forskningen på detta område är dock begränsad. Mål Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka protesanvändares rädsla för att ramla, samt omständigheterna kring varför man ramlar, hos individer med underbensamputation i England och Sverige. Metod Under april 2022 genomfördes en tvärsnittsundersökning i England och Sverige. 11 deltagare rekryterades. Undersökningen riktade sig till individer i England och Sverige som genomgått amputation av nedre extremitet och var minst 18 år. Enkäten bestod av 111 frågor med till största delen slutna frågor. Beskrivande och inferentiella statistikmetoder användes för analys av data. Resultat Studien visade att 8 st (72,7%) av de 11 deltagarna inte hade upplevt ett fall de senaste 30 dagarna och att den vanligaste fallfrekvensen var ett fall var sjätte månad (54,5%). Två (18,2%) deltagare angav fallolyckor en gång var tredje månad, vilket var den högsta fallfrekvensen som rapporterades i undersökningen. Detta ses som en låg frekvens, men 7 st (63,3%) av de 11 deltagarna upplevde en rädsla för att ramla. En korrelationsanalys mellan Falls Efficacy Scale-International (FES-I), Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale (ABC) och Gait-Specific Attentional Profile (G-SAP) utfördes med hjälp av Pearsons produkt-moment korrelationskoefficient, som visade att det fanns ett starkt samband mellan de treinstrumenten. Korrelationen mellan FES-I och G-SAP var 0,800, mellan FES-I och ABC var det -,853 och mellan ABC och G-SAP var det -,821. Slutsats Ett starkt samband hittades mellan Falls Efficacy Scale-International, Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale, och Gait-Specific Attentional Profile instrumenten. Oavsett om deltagarna hade ramlat under de senaste 30 dagarna, konstaterades en stor oro för att ramla, och den vanligaste fallorsaken var ojämna ytor såsom i trädgårdar.
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