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Active Movement Extent Discrimination Assessment

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“the model fitted using the AMEDA score and two of the questions from the fall risk questionnaire, related to balance and confidence, achieved a specificity of 87% and sensitivity of 83%.”

Developing a multivariate prediction model of falls among older community-dwelling adults using measures of neuromuscular control and proprioceptive acuity: A pilot studyAustralasian journal on ageing2023doi:10.1111/ajag.13191

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Active Movement Extent Discrimination Assessment predicts falls in humans (least challenging circumstances) (specificity 87%, sensitivity 83%).
“the model fitted using the AMEDA score and two of the questions from the fall risk questionnaire, related to balance and confidence, achieved a specificity of 87% and sensitivity of 83%.”
Humansleast challenging circumstances12 monthsn = 58
Developing a multivariate prediction model of falls among older community-dwelling adults using measures of neuromuscular control and proprioceptive acuity: A pilot study
Australasian journal on ageingApr 10, 2023