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. 2013 Nov 4;65(4):333–341. doi: 10.3138/ptc.2012-31

Table 1.

Participant Demographics

Participant Age, gender Years as resident Living arrangement Education Gait aid Diagnosed chronic disease
P1 69, W 1.5 S, Apt Post 2° DM
P2 68, M 45 S, House Some 2° V
P3 73, W 30 A, House Grad V
P4 77, W 20 S, Apt Post 2° C+ V, DM, CV, MSK
P5 78, M 20 S, Apt Some 2° V, CV
P6 75, M 4 S, House Grad CV
P7 67, W 4 S, House Post 2°
P8 65, M 12 S, House Post 2°
P9 72, M 39 S, Apt Grad V, CR
P10 92, W 25 A, House Post 2° V, CV
P11 71, W 40 A, Apt Post 2° C V, CV, MSK, O
P12 69, M 1.5 S, Apt Some 2° V, CR, CV, MSK
P13 88, M 5 A, House Post 2° O
P14 67, W 63 S, House Some 2° V, MSK
P15 71, M 50 S, House V, DM, CV
P16 71, W 16 S, Apt Grad CR, MSK
P17 89, W 89 A, Apt Post 2° C++, W+, WC V, DM, CR, CV, MSK
Mean/Mode
74.2
27

Post 2°

2
Total 8 M 492 5 A, 8 Apt 3 with aids

W=women; S=living with spouse; Apt=living in apartment or condo; Post 2°=undergraduate or professional programme not taught in an academic institution (e.g., nurse, secretary); DM=diabetes (Type I or II not specified); M=men; 2°=high school; V=vision-related conditions (e.g., macular degeneration); A=living alone; Grad=master's or doctoral degree; C+=cane used daily; CV=cardiovascular conditions (e.g., atrial fibrillation); MSK=musculoskeletal conditions (e.g., osteoporosis, arthritis); CR=cardio-respiratory conditions (e.g., asthma, emphysema); C=cane used occasionally; O=other health conditions (e.g., hearing impairment); C++=cane used always; W+=walker used daily; WC=wheelchair used occasionally.