The reliability of four simple mobility milestones following stroke

G. Baer, P.J. Rowe

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    Abstract

    Four simple mobility milestones were designed as standardised measures to be used prospectively to observe recovery and plan management following stroke. They measure the tasks of sitting balance, standing balance, and ability to take ten steps and walk ten metres. This study aimed to establish the reliability of the mobility milestones.
    LanguageEnglish
    Pages759
    JournalPhysiotherapy
    Volume88
    Issue number12
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Oct 2001

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    Keywords

    • cerebrovascular accident
    • equilibrium
    • outcome assessment
    • health care
    • rehabilitation
    • physiotherapy
    • stroke

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    Baer, G. ; Rowe, P.J. / The reliability of four simple mobility milestones following stroke. In: Physiotherapy. 2001 ; Vol. 88, No. 12. pp. 759.
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