VIRTUAL IMPLEMENTATION OF MOBILITY PROGRAMS IN MEDICALLY COMPLEX POPULATIONS
2024
Virtual Mobility Programs for Older Adults
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Author Information
Author(s): Garbin Alexander, Stevens-Lapsley Jennifer, Ritchey, Garbin, Rauzi, Stevens-Lapsley
Conclusion
The symposium highlights the benefits and challenges of using virtual platforms to improve mobility in older adults with medical complexities.
Supporting Evidence
- Virtual platforms can reach more older adults and reduce transportation issues.
- The symposium includes various projects focusing on fall prevention and telerehabilitation.
Takeaway
This study shows that using online tools can help older people stay active and safe, but there are some challenges to make it work well.
Methodology
The symposium discusses four research projects that utilize virtual platforms for mobility improvement in older adults.
Participant Demographics
Older adults with medical complexity, including Veterans.
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