Journal of geriatric physical therapy (2001) · 2011
A randomized controlled trial of an activity specific exercise program for individuals with Alzheimer disease in long-term care settings.
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Roach Kathryn E, Tappen Ruth M, Kirk-Sanchez Neva, Williams Christine L, Loewenstein David
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether an activity specific exercise program could improve ability to perform basic mobility activities in long-term care residents with Alzheimer disease (AD).
DESIGN: Randomized, controlled, single-blinded clinical trial.
SETTING: Residents of 7 long-term care facilities.
PARTICIPANTS: Eighty-two long-term care residents with mild to severe AD.
INTERVENTION: An activity specific exercise program was compared to a walking program and to an attention control.
MEASUREMENTS: Ability to perform bed mobility and transfers was assessed using the subscales of the Acute Care Index of Function; functional mobility was measured using the 6-Minute Walk test.
RESULTS: Subjects receiving the activity specific exercise program improved in ability to perform transfers, whereas subjects in the other 2 groups declined.
DESIGN: Randomized, controlled, single-blinded clinical trial.
SETTING: Residents of 7 long-term care facilities.
PARTICIPANTS: Eighty-two long-term care residents with mild to severe AD.
INTERVENTION: An activity specific exercise program was compared to a walking program and to an attention control.
MEASUREMENTS: Ability to perform bed mobility and transfers was assessed using the subscales of the Acute Care Index of Function; functional mobility was measured using the 6-Minute Walk test.
RESULTS: Subjects receiving the activity specific exercise program improved in ability to perform transfers, whereas subjects in the other 2 groups declined.