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Investigating the feasibility and acceptability of the HOLOBalance system compared with standard care in older adults at risk for falls: study protocol for an assessor blinded pilot randomised controlled study

机译:对跌倒风险风险的老年人的标准护理相比研究了微阻滞系统的可行性和可接受性:评估讲述盲目飞行员随机对照研究的研究方案

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Approximately one in three of all older adults fall each year, with wide ranging physical, psychosocial and healthcare-related consequences. Exercise-based interventions are the cornerstone for falls prevention programmes, yet these are not consistently provided, do not routinely address all components of the balance system and are often not well attended. The HOLOBalance system provides an evidence-based balance training programme delivered to patients in their home environment using a novel technological approach including an augmented reality virtual physiotherapist, exergames and a remote monitoring system. The aims of this proof-of-concept study are to (1) determine the safety, acceptability and feasibility of providing HOLOBalance to community dwelling older adults at risk for falls and (2) provide data to support sample size estimates for a future trial.
机译:每年大约有三分之一的成年人跌倒,具有广泛的身体,心理社会和医疗保健相关的后果。基于锻炼的干预措施是堕落预防计划的基石,但这些不一于提供,不常规地解决余额系统的所有组成部分,并且通常不会很好地参加。微量系统提供了一种基于证据的余额培训计划,其使用一种新的技术方法,包括增强现实虚拟物理治疗师,Exergames和远程监控系统的新技术方法。这种概念证明研究的目的是(1)确定为跌倒风险提供对社区住宅年龄较大的成年人的安全性,可接受性和可行性,并提供数据以支持未来试验的样本规模估计。

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