This paper is an appraisal of “Effects of barefoot vs. shod walking during indoor and outdoor conditions in younger and older adults”. The foundation of the appraisal is stated as a clinical question followed by the criteria for article selection to be appraised. A breakdown of strengths and weaknesses of the introduction, method, results, and discussion sections of the article are analyzed and stated. Lastly, a discussion about the clinical significance and relevance of this study to Physical Therapy is explored and how it might pertain to patient care
Although footwear has been recognised as a risk factor for falls in older people, it remains unclear...
ObjectivesTo determine how the risk of a fall in an older adult varies in relation to style of footw...
Older adults suffer from an increased risk of falling, and falls make up a substantial percentage of...
Background: Gait stability and variability measures in barefoot and shod locomotion are frequently i...
Background: In recent years, minimalist footwear has been increasingly promoted for its use in sport...
Background and Purpose: Although shoe type may influence gait performance and is considered to be an...
Ageing is associated with a decline in muscle strength and impaired sensory mechanisms which contrib...
Postural and walking instabilities contribute to falls in older adults. Given that shoes affect huma...
BACKGROUND: Footwear worn indoors is generally less supportive than outdoor footwear and may increas...
A third of over 65s have at least one fall per year whilst a quarter of over 45s endure foot pain. F...
Problems with ambulation and mobility are frequent problems in older adults. Each year, about one in...
This thesis examines the influence of afferent information coming from the feet to the quality of wa...
Habitual footwear use has been reported to influence foot structure with an acute exposure being sho...
Objective: To investigate the influence of three different types of shoe models frequently worn at h...
Background Gait disorders are common in the elderly populations, and their prevalence increases w...
Although footwear has been recognised as a risk factor for falls in older people, it remains unclear...
ObjectivesTo determine how the risk of a fall in an older adult varies in relation to style of footw...
Older adults suffer from an increased risk of falling, and falls make up a substantial percentage of...
Background: Gait stability and variability measures in barefoot and shod locomotion are frequently i...
Background: In recent years, minimalist footwear has been increasingly promoted for its use in sport...
Background and Purpose: Although shoe type may influence gait performance and is considered to be an...
Ageing is associated with a decline in muscle strength and impaired sensory mechanisms which contrib...
Postural and walking instabilities contribute to falls in older adults. Given that shoes affect huma...
BACKGROUND: Footwear worn indoors is generally less supportive than outdoor footwear and may increas...
A third of over 65s have at least one fall per year whilst a quarter of over 45s endure foot pain. F...
Problems with ambulation and mobility are frequent problems in older adults. Each year, about one in...
This thesis examines the influence of afferent information coming from the feet to the quality of wa...
Habitual footwear use has been reported to influence foot structure with an acute exposure being sho...
Objective: To investigate the influence of three different types of shoe models frequently worn at h...
Background Gait disorders are common in the elderly populations, and their prevalence increases w...
Although footwear has been recognised as a risk factor for falls in older people, it remains unclear...
ObjectivesTo determine how the risk of a fall in an older adult varies in relation to style of footw...
Older adults suffer from an increased risk of falling, and falls make up a substantial percentage of...