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. 2017 Mar 23;5:54. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2017.00054

Table 2.

Performance changes from baseline to 6-month post-intervention survey for program completers (N = 57).

Baseline Post-intervention (6 month) Mean change from pre- to post-surveya Odds ratiob pc


N Mean SD N Mean SD
Functional performance
TUG times (seconds) 55 24.39 14.4 55 20.03 14.8 −4.36 (±8.39)d <0.01
Chair stand 57 5.54 4.3 57 7.42 4.4 1.88 (±4.01)d <0.01

n % n %

Stages 3 or 4 in Four Stage 53 14 26.4 53 27 50.9 9.60 <0.01
Perceived functional performance
Excellent or very good health status 57 11 19.3 57 20 35.1 14.32 <0.01
Very/mostly satisfied with physical activity levels 57 10 17.5 57 31 54.4 1.32 <0.01
Feel confident not falling (strongly agree or agree) 56 24 42.9 56 45 80.4 2.33 <0.01
No difficulty in walking across room 57 25 43.9 57 42 73.7 2.75 <0.01
No difficulty in walking one block 57 11 19.3 57 23 40.4 10.29 <0.01
No difficulty in stooping, crouching, kneeling 56 3 5.4 56 14 25.0 6.83 <0.01
No difficulty in getting out of a straight back chair 57 21 36.8 57 31 54.4 1.63 <0.05
No difficulty in climbing one flight of stairs 55 5 9.1 55 11 20.0 1.00 0.10
Never or seldom restrict activities because of difficulties in walking 57 14 24.6 57 24 42.1 5.17 0.02

aMean changes based on paired t-tests.

bOdds ratios from McNemar’s tests.

cp value from paired t-test for continuous variables and from McNemar’s test for binary variables.

dThe Minimal Detectable Change (MDC) for the TUG (at 80% power and alpha = 0.05) is −3.0; the minimal detectable change for 30-Second Chair Rise (at 80% power and alpha = 0.05) is 0.9.