As wearable assistive devices, such as prostheses and exoskeletons, become increasingly
sophisticated and effective, the mental workload associated with their use remains high and …

Objective To assess the retest reliability, predictive validity, and concurrent validity of
locomotor and cognitive dual-task cost (DTC) metrics derived from locomotor-cognitive dual …

Purpose To explore lived experiences, and identify common themes as well as vocabulary
associated with fall-related events in lower limb prosthesis (LLP) users. Materials and …

Purpose To investigate the internal consistency, convergent and known-groups construct
validity of the Figure-of-Eight Walk Test with two novel conditions in persons with lower limb …

Background: People with Alzheimer's disease (AD) exhibit balance and walking
impairments that increase falls risk. Prescription of a mobility aid is done to improve stability …

Background: Lower limb amputation (LLA) alters the sensorimotor control systems. Despite
the self-reports of increased attention during mobility, the interaction between mobility and …

Background Learning to walk with a 4-wheeled walker increases cognitive demands in
people with Alzheimer's dementia (AD). However, it is expected that experience will offset …

Background Lower limb amputation does not affect only physical and psychological
functioning but the use of a prosthetic device can also lead to increased cognitive demands …

Objective To systematically review the literature on the effect of dual‐task testing on the
balance and gait of people with lower limb amputations (PLLA). Literature Survey …

Background: Clinicians use the Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale to understand
balance confidence. A short-form Activities-specific Balance Confidence scale, was …