Conformity Study of DMF-T Index for Young Elderly, Middle Elderly, and Old Elderly

‌‌‌‌‌Recourse Allocation in Young and Elderly Adults

Objectives: The role of cognitive process for postural control was shown in dual task studies. However, there was no definite evidence how verbal instructions influence the allocation of attention to postural control. This study determined whether young and elderly adult are able to deliberately control the resource allocation when performing a sensorimotor and cognitive task simultaneously and...

Barthel Index and Clinical Outcome in Elderly

Objectives: Among the elderly patients who are admitted in emergency departments, there is a sub-population of frail elderly who needs particular attention. The purpose of this study was to explore relationship between Barthel index and clinical outcome in elderly patients aged over 60 during a week follow up after initial admission. Methods & Materials: The method was a prospective cohort s...

Factors affecting suicide in young, middle-aged and elderly men.

Communication Preferences in Young, Middle-Aged, and Elderly Cancer Patients.

BACKGROUND While psychosocial distress and supportive care needs of young adult cancer patients have been increasingly studied, little knowledge exists about preferences for communicating bad news. We aimed to analyze patients' communication preferences against their actual experiences with regard to doctor-patient interactions. PATIENTS AND METHODS We surveyed a total of 270 cancer patients ...

Comparing the Diadochokinetic Rate in Young and Elderly Persian Speakers

Objectives: Speech diadochokinesis (DDK) is defined as the ability to produce repetitive and fast oral movements. The aim of this study is to compare the DDK rate between young and elderly Persian adults. Methods: In this study, 244 normal adults (122 males and 122 females) were divided two groups: young people (aged 20-49) and elderly people(aged 50-69). Diadochokinesis was performed based on...