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Development and validation of the mobility in middle-age questionnaire
Roee Hayek
, Carrie A. Karvonen-Gutierrez
, Jonathan F. Bean
, Jack M. Guralnik
, Kenneth Covinsky
,
Jay R. Hoffman
, Michal Azmon
, Galit Yogev-Seligmann
, Gregory Krautner
, Odelyah Saad
, Yaniv Nudelman
, Rebecca T. Brown
,
Shmuel Springer
Department of Physical Therapy
Department of Nursing
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Nursing and Health Professions
Internal Consistency
100%
Construct Validity
100%
Effect Size
50%
Correlation Coefficient
50%
Predictive Value
50%
Self Report
50%
Short Form 36
50%
Psychometry
50%
Deterioration
50%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
50%
Exploratory Factor Analysis
50%
Fibrinogen
50%
Longitudinal Analysis
50%
Physical Functioning
50%
Keyphrases
Middle-aged
100%
Internal Consistency
28%
Hebrew
28%
Construct Validity
28%
Ceiling Effect
28%
Testretest Reliability
28%
Mobility Decline
28%
Potential Mobility
28%
Israeli
14%
Israel
14%
Intraclass Correlation Coefficient
14%
Predictive Value
14%
United States
14%
Exploratory Factor Analysis
14%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
14%
Short Form 36 (SF-36)
14%
Psychometric Properties
14%
Cronbach
14%
Early Identification
14%
Self-report Instrument
14%
Middle-aged Adults
14%
Delphi Method
14%
Good Fit
14%
Risk Areas
14%
Individuals at Risk
14%
Individual Identification
14%
Mobility Ability
14%
Content Validation
14%
Early Mobility
14%
Comparative Fit Index
14%
Root Mean Square Residual
14%
Mobility Change
14%
Risk Threshold
14%
Effect Assessment
14%
Physical Functioning Scale
14%
Selection-validation
14%
Accelerated Deterioration
14%
Item Selection
14%
Validity/reliability
14%
Structural Validity
14%
Item Content
14%
Responsiveness to Change
14%