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Smartphone app–based assessment of gait during normal and dual-task walking: demonstration of validity and reliability

Manor et al., 2018

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Manor B
Yu W
Zhu H
Harrison R
Lo O
Lipsitz L
Travison T
Pascual-Leone A
Zhou J
et al.
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JMIR mHealth and uHealth

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Background: Walking is a complex cognitive motor task that is commonly completed while performing another task such as talking or making decisions. Gait assessments performed under normal and “dual-task” walking conditions thus provide important insights into health …
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