S. Arendse
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S. Arendse is a researcher focused on geriatric rehabilitation and fall prevention, with a particular emphasis on gait adaptability training for older adults. Their most-cited work, "Feasibility of C-mill gait-adaptability training in older adults after fall-related hip fracture: user's perspective and training content" (2014), explores the practical application of treadmill-based training to improve walking adaptability in a vulnerable population. This study, which has garnered 3 citations, highlights Arendse’s contribution to understanding how technology-assisted interventions can be integrated into rehabilitation programs for fall-related hip fracture patients. By assessing user perspectives and training content, Arendse provides critical insights into the feasibility and patient-centered design of such therapies. Their work underscores the importance of tailoring rehabilitation to real-world walking challenges, aiming to reduce fall risk and enhance mobility in older adults. While their citation count is modest, Arendse’s research addresses a pressing clinical need, offering foundational evidence for developing more effective, user-friendly gait training protocols that could significantly impact quality of life for aging populations.
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