Tablet-Based Strength-Balance Training to Motivate and Improve Adherence to Exercise in Independently Living Older People: Part 2 of a Phase II Preclinical Exploratory Trial
Eva van het Reve; Patrícia Silveira; Florian Daniel; Fabio Casati; Eling D. de Bruin · 2014 · Journal of Medical Internet Research
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Home-based exercise programs can improve physical functioning and health status of elderly people. Successful implementation of exercise interventions for older people presents major challenges and supporting elderly people properly while doing their home-based exercises is essential for training success. We developed a tablet-based system-ActiveLifestyle-that offers older adults a home-based strength-balance training program with incorporated motivation strategies and support features. OBJECTIVE: The goal was to compare 3 different home-based training programs with respect to thei
Abstract by Eva van het Reve; Patrícia Silveira; Florian Daniel; Fabio Casati; Eling D. de Bruin, Journal of Medical Internet Research (2014) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.2196/jmir.3055