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. 2023 Jun 19;16:38. doi: 10.1186/s13047-023-00634-y

Table 1.

Participant characteristics. Values are n (%) unless otherwise stated

Age, mean (SD) years 73.4 (3.9)
Height, mean (SD) cm 159.6 (6.0)
Weight, mean (SD) kg 67.9 (14.7)
Body mass index, mean (SD) kg/m2 26.6 (5.1)
Major medical conditions
 Heart disease 2 (10)
 Diabetes 1 (5)
 Stroke 4 (20)
 Osteoarthritis 10 (50)
 High blood pressure 11 (55)
Short Form-12 Version 2a
 Role – physical, mean (SD) 46.8 (10.1)
 Role – mental, mean (SD) 54.3 (9.2)
Incidental and Planned Exercise Questionnaire total, mean (SD) hours/week 34.4 (11.1)
QuickScreen falls risk assessment
 At least one falls risk factor 20 (100)
 Fallen in past 12 months 4 (20)
 Use of 4 or more medications 9 (45)
 Use of psychotropic medications 1 (5)
 Impaired visual acuity 20 (100)
 Impaired peripheral sensation 3 (15)
 Failed near tandem stance test 3 (15)
 Failed alternate step test 6 (30)
 Failed sit-to-stand test 2 (10)
Falls Efficacy Scale International, mean (SD)b 21.5 (5.2)
Manchester Oxford Foot Questionnairec
 Total index score, mean (SD) 18.8 (21.3)
 Pain, mean (SD) 22.8 (24.7)
 Walking / standing, mean (SD) 18.4 (21.7)
 Social interaction, mean (SD 14.4 (18.5)

aScore range from 0 to100; higher score indicates better function

bScore ranges from 16 to 64; higher score indicates greater fear (low 16–19, moderate 20–27, high 28–64)

cScore ranges from 0 to 100; higher score indicates greater pain