Assessing and Improving Mobility in Older Adults

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Assessing and Improving Mobility in Older Adults
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geriatrics, mobility, mobile, fall, falls, walk, walking, older adults, gait, walkway, rails, rise, chair, bed, floor, step, balance, tai chi, trunk reposition, TRE, TREs, aerobic, aerobics, kineticsgeriatrics, mobility, mobile, fall, falls, walk, walking, older adults, gait, walkway, rails, rise, chair, bed, floor, step, balance, tai chi, trunk reposition, TRE, TREs, aerobic, aerobics, kinetics
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geriatrics, mobility, mobile, fall, falls, walk, walking, older adults, gait, walkway, rails, rise, chair, bed, floor, step, balance, tai chi, trunk reposition, TRE, TREs, aerobic, aerobics, kineticsgeriatrics, mobility, mobile, fall, falls, walk, walking, older adults, gait, walkway, rails, rise, chair, bed, floor, step, balance, tai chi, trunk reposition, TRE, TREs, aerobic, aerobics, kinetics
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