In this episode of the MMOA podcast, host Dustin Jones discusses the 90 Plus Study with guests Dr. Nikki Arnold and Dr. Katherine Colcord. They explore the significance of normative values for the five-times sit-to-stand test and other outcome measures for individuals aged 90 and older.

We discuss the importance of understanding this unique population, the clinical implications of their research, and the potential for future studies to improve care for older adults.

This is a must-listen for clinicians working with people 90+

Mentioned Links:

• Reference Values Derived From The 90+ Study: The Five Times Sit to Stand Test
• Gait Speed Reference Values for Adults Aged 90 and Older: The 90+ Study
• The Importance of Racially and Ethnically Inclusive Gait Speed Reference Values in Individuals 90 Years and Older: LifeAfter90
• Falls in the Oldest Old: Role of Gender, Living Situation, and Assistive Devices
• The 90+ Study
• Emails:
  • Nikki Arnold - [email protected]
  • Katherine Colcord - [email protected]

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