Dividing attention during the Timed Up and Go enhances associations of several subtask performances with MCI and cognition | Zendy

Victoria N. Poole | Zendy; Robert J. Dawe | Zendy; Melissa Lamar | Zendy; Michael Esterman | Zendy; Lisa L. Barnes | Zendy; Sue E. Leurgans | Zendy; David A. Bennett | Zendy; Jeffrey M. Hausdorff | Zendy; Aron S. Buchman | Zendy

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Dividing attention during the Timed Up and Go enhances associations of several subtask performances with MCI and cognition

Author(s) -

Victoria N. Poole,

Robert J. Dawe,

Melissa Lamar,

Michael Esterman,

Lisa L. Barnes,

Sue E. Leurgans,

David A. Bennett,

Jeffrey M. Hausdorff,

Aron S. Buchman

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

plos one

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.99

H-Index - 332

ISSN - 1932-6203

DOI - 10.1371/journal.pone.0269398

Subject(s) - cognition , dementia , task (project management) , psychology , elementary cognitive task , poison control , falls in older adults , odds , physical medicine and rehabilitation , executive functions , audiology , human factors and ergonomics , cognitive psychology , medicine , logistic regression , computer science , psychiatry , machine learning , medical emergency , disease , management , pathology , economics

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