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Choice stepping reaction time test using exergame technology for fall risk assessment in older people

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Ejupi, A.; Brodie, M.; Gschwind, Y.J.; Schoene, D.; Lord, S.; Delbaere, K.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Telerehabilitation in Stroke Recovery: A Survey on Access and Willingness to Use Low-Cost Consumer Technologies

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Mary C. Edgar; Sarah Monsees; Josina Rhebergen; Jennifer Waring; Todd Van der Star; Janice J. Eng; Brodie M. Sakakibara

Year: 2016

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Gait as a biomarker? Accelerometers reveal that reduced movement quality while walking is associated with Parkinson's disease, ageing and fall risk

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Brodie, M.A.; Lovell, N.H.; Canning, C.G.; Menz, H.B.; Delbaere, K.; Redmond, S.J.; Latt, M.; Sturnieks, D.L.; Menant, J.; Smith, S.T.; Lord, S.R.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Inertial measurements of free-living activities: Assessing mobility to predict falls

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Kejia Wang; Lovell, N.H.; Del Rosario, M.B.; Ying Liu; Jingjing Wang; Narayanan, M.R.; Brodie, M.A.D.; Delbaere, K.; Menant, J.; Lord, S.R.; Redmond, S.J.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Choice stepping reaction time test using exergame technology for fall risk assessment in older people

Telerehabilitation in Stroke Recovery: A Survey on Access and Willingness to Use Low-Cost Consumer Technologies

Gait as a biomarker? Accelerometers reveal that reduced movement quality while walking is associated with Parkinson's disease, ageing and fall risk

Inertial measurements of free-living activities: Assessing mobility to predict falls

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Choice stepping reaction time test using exergame technology for fall risk assessment in older people

Telerehabilitation in Stroke Recovery: A Survey on Access and Willingness to Use Low-Cost Consumer Technologies

Gait as a biomarker? Accelerometers reveal that reduced movement quality while walking is associated with Parkinson's disease, ageing and fall risk

Inertial measurements of free-living activities: Assessing mobility to predict falls