InterventionsHuman trial12 monthsNon-randomised trialMulticentre

Standing strong and tall-improving mobility and balance in older Aboriginal people through the Ironbark program

Figure 1. Flow diagram for study participants. — Figure 1. Flow diagram for study participants.Flow diagram for study participants.Ivers et al.

Age and Ageing

The paper

Rebecca Ivers, Kathleen Clapham, Courtney Ryder,

Rona Macniven, Anne‐Marie Hill, Holger Moeller, Bronte Haynes, Margaret J. R. Gidgup, Leanne McCarthy, Tamara Mackean, Kim Delbaere, Anne Tiedemann, Catherine Sherrington, Julieann Coombes,

Ironbark Investigators Group

UNSW Sydney

Age and Ageing · 4 Sep 2026

doi.org/10.1093/ageing/afag264 PubMed 42704260

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