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Effect of ultrafine bubbles on ultrasound-induced microbial inactivation
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An anonymous yet accountable contract wallet system using account abstraction
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Artificial Intelligence-Based Surgery Support Model Using Intraoperative Radiographs for Assessing the Acetabular Component Angle
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Machine-learning based classification of middle-ear fixation and separation using sweep frequency impedance information reflecting middle-ear dynamics
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Increased Expression of Superoxide Dismutase 2 Is an Indicator of Worse Prognosis of Oropharyngeal Cancer
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Editorial – Advances in cell, tissue, organ engineering, and organoid technology
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Internal thoracic artery aneurysm coincidental with protein S deficiency: a case report
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Observations and statistical studies of orbit-driven plasma waves in low earth orbit at very low frequencies
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Factors associated with gait efficacy in community-dwelling older adults: A scoping review
Get PDFPurpose: This scoping review maps the literature on factors associated with gait efficacy in
community-dwelling older adults, considering its role as both a dependent and independent
variable.
Methods: The review followed Arksey and O’Malley’s five-stage methodological
framework. Eligible studies focus on older adults, gait efficacy as the primary concept, and
community settings. PubMed, EMBASE, CINAHL, and APA PsycArticles databases were
searched through July 2024. Two reviewers independently applied the selection criteria
and systematically extracted data, which were summarized.
Results: Fourteen articles met the inclusion criteria, comprising nine cross-sectional
studies, three randomized controlled trials, one longitudinal study, and one Pretestposttest
study. The findings indicate significant associations between gait efficacy and age,
musculoskeletal conditions （e.g. knee osteoarthritis, back and leg pain), physical function
（e.g. walking ability, leg agility and walking endurance), and physical activity. Additionally,
gait efficacy influences various health outcomes, including physical activity, mobility,
physical function, functional limitations, fear of falling, and self-efficacy.
Conclusion: This is the first review to identify key factors associated with gait efficacy
in older adults. Gait efficacy was associated with age, musculoskeletal conditions, physical
function, and physical activity, which can be determinants of fall risk.departmental bulletin pape