Influence of Dual Task Training in Indoor Versus Outdoor Environment on Physical Function and Social Activity among Elderly.

The existential reality of elderly is that their physical efficiency is challenged as per their changes in living environment and degree of socialization. Numerous elements of every task performed unconsciously to intervene dual task (cognitive & motor or motor & motor) and so dual task activity tra...

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Publicado en:Medico-Legal Update Vol. 20; no. 4; pp. 495 - 500
Autores principales: Anandh, S., Varadharajulu, G., Alate, Mahendra M.
Formato: research tables/charts randomized controlled trial Journal Article
Publicado: Institute of Medico-legal publications Pvt Ltd Oct-Dec2020
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          Anandh, S.
          Varadharajulu, G.
          Alate, Mahendra M.
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          Functional Training Methods
          Home Environment
          Natural Environment
          Task Performance and Analysis
          Physical Activity
          Social Participation
          Self-Efficacy
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          Human
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          Pretest-Posttest Design
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          Female
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          Aged, 80 and Over
          Aged: 65+ years
          Aged, 80 & over
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      ab: The existential reality of elderly is that their physical efficiency is challenged as per their changes in living environment and degree of socialization. Numerous elements of every task performed unconsciously to intervene dual task (cognitive & motor or motor & motor) and so dual task activity training is essential. Aim: To find the influence of dual task activity training in indoor versus outdoor environment on physical activity and social activity self-efficacy measure among elderly. Objectives: a) To study the influence of dual task training in indoor environment on physical function & social activity self-efficacy measures among elderly. b) To study the influence of dual task training in outdoor environment on physical function & social activity self-efficacy measures among elderly. c) To compare the influence of dual task training in indoor & outdoor environment on physical function & social activity self-efficacy measures among elderly. Material and Method: Group A subjects were treated in indoor (closed) environment and Group B subjects were treated in outdoor (open) environment with 38 subjects under each group. The duration of training intervention in each group is 60 minutes per session of exercise program including warm up & cool about period administered twice per week for 12 weeks duration. The pre-test measures was recorded on the first day at the start of treatment and the post-test measures after 12 weeks duration from the start of intervention for statistical analysis. Results: The study predicted significant results of outdoor dual task activity with relation to timed 10 meter walk test promoting physical function and motivation to participate in social activities.
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