Assistive devices for older adults: A longitudinal study of policy effectiveness, Santiago, Chile, 2014–2016
Journal
MEDICC Review
ISSN
15557960
Date Issued
2019
Author(s)
Type
Resource Types::text::journal::journal article
Scopus ID
2-s2.0-85070493706
WoS ID
WOS:000514170100009
Subjects
aging
;
mobility limitation
;
assistive devices
;
activities of daily living
;
health care system
;
health care reform
;
quality of life
;
chile
;
activities of daily living
;
aged
;
chile
;
female
;
health policy
;
humans
;
longitudinal studies
;
male
;
mobility limitation
;
program evaluation
;
quality of life
;
self-help devices
;
academic achievement
;
aged
;
article
;
barthel index
;
chile
;
clinical effectiveness
;
clinical evaluation
;
cohort analysis
;
controlled study
;
demography
;
fall risk
;
female
;
follow up
;
functional status
;
geriatric patient
;
health care delivery
;
health care policy
;
health program
;
health service
;
human
;
lowest income group
;
major clinical study
;
male
;
observational study
;
patient attitude
;
patient satisfaction
;
performance oriented mobility assessment
;
protocol compliance
;
public hospital
;
quality of life
;
risk reduction
;
social aspect
;
very elderly
;
aging
;
chilean
;
daily life activity
;
health care system
;
longitudinal study
;
pain
;
patient mobility
;
public policy
;
review
;
daily life activity
;
program evaluation
;
quality of life
;
self help device
;
walking difficulty