Table 4.

Outcome measures, analysis, and expected changes.

Outcome measures and method of analysis		Expected changes
Step count
	SSDa traditional methods	Increase in step count number
Five Times Sit-to-Stand
	SSD traditional methods	Decrease in time (seconds)
Quiet stance (center of pressure>)
	Descriptive	Velocity: decrease showing an increase in postural stability; root mean square: decrease displacement showing an increase in postural stability; 95% ellipse: decrease displacement showing an increase in postural stability
Community Balance & Mobility Scale
	Descriptive and MDC (7.5)	Increase in total points by a minimum of 7.5
Questionnaires pre-post
	Descriptive	Fall Efficacy Scale-International: decrease number showing decrease concern or fear of falling (score >23 indicates high concern of falling); Mayo-Portland Participation Index: increased index of participation; Satisfaction With Life Scale: increased satisfaction
Questionnaires
	Descriptive	IBQb/IBQ-Self: enhanced communication and self-efficacy between all groups
Feasibility
	Descriptive, feasibility, and process	Adherence: increase in completion of session 80%; retention rate: 100% retention rate; recruitment rate: 80% recruitment rate
	Descriptive, feasibility, and resources	Length of the intervention, dose, and intensity by interview; equipment using the System Usability Scale: high score showing usability; capacity of transportation for assessments
	Descriptive, feasibility, and management	Data management by therapist field note
	Descriptive, feasibility, and scientific aspects	Safety by adverse events: decrease in adverse events

^aSSD: single-subject design.

^bIBQ: Interpersonal Behavior Questionnaire.