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Older People and Mobility: the long term health im
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We want to understand how older peoples mobility changes over time and how this affects their overall health. The results of the study will help inform doctors, carers, other health professionals as well as the general population about how to maintain mobility for longer.
We are recruiting people aged 65 and above who live in the London area. The study will take place over a two year period where we will ask you attend five sessions at our clinic. We will pay for your travel costs and you will be compensated at the end of the two years for your participation.
If you would like to take part please answer the following questionnaire to assess whether you are eligible and those who are will be invited to participate.
Your participation in this study is completely voluntary. If you feel uncomfortable answering any questions, you can withdraw from the survey at any point.
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For health or physical reasons do have any difficulty in walking 800 meters (half a mile)?
Tick which applies best.
No
Yes
No longer do this due to difficulty doing it
Could do it but don't for health reasons
Have you changed how frequently you walk 800 meters due to underlying health problems?
For example have you cut down from walking everyday to walking 3-4 times more week because you tire more easily?
No
Yes – do it more frequently
Yes – do it less frequently
Yes – don’t do it anymore
Have you changed the method that you use to walk 800 meters?
For example do you walk more slowly or more carefully, use a different stance or gait, use a walking stick, frame or other aid, take more frequent rest stops
Yes
No
For health or physical reasons do you have any difficulty in climbing 10 steps?
No
Yes
No longer do this due to difficulty doing it
Could do it but don’t for health reasons
Have you changed how frequently you climb 10 steps due to underlying health problems?
For example, do you take the elevator more often whenever possible because of pain in your joints.
No
Yes – do it more frequently
Yes – do it less frequently
Yes – don’t do it anymore
Have you changed the method that you use to climb 10 steps?
For example do you use the handrail more often, reduce the number of steps you take at a time, walk slowly or more carefully, make frequent rest stops.
Yes
No
For health or physical reasons do have any difficulty in getting in or out of a car or bus?
No
Yes
No longer do this due to difficulty doing it
Could do it but don’t for health reasons
Have you changed how frequently you get in or out of a car or bus?
For example, you decrease the number of car/bus trips you take because it is difficult to get yourself out of the seat.
No
Yes – do it more frequently
Yes – do it less frequently
Yes – don’t do it anymore
Have you changed the method that you get in or out of a car or bus?
For example, you use the door or seat to steady you, you rely more on your arms to help you, you enter or exit more slowly, you require help from others
.
Yes
No
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