Reliability and validity of the ratings of perceived stability scale as a measure of balance exercise intensity in persons with multiple sclerosis

The RPS scale offers a promising clinical tool to measure balance exercise intensity for persons with MS. This standardized scale allows for tailored balance training with a novel means for exercise monitoring and progression in this population.

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Disability and Rehabilitation
Published
2024-09-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/09638288.2024.2395455
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5
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Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies
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Reliability and validity of the ratings of perceived stability scale as a measure of balance exercise intensity in persons with multiple sclerosis

Susan L. Kasser, Michael VanNostrand, Myeongjin Bae, Nancy Gell et al.
5 citations
Disability and Rehabilitation
Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies
2.12
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Reliability and validity of the ratings of perceived stability scale as a measure of balance exercise intensity in persons with multiple sclerosis

Susan L. Kasser, Michael VanNostrand, Myeongjin Bae, Nancy Gell, Sadegh Khodabandeloo
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5 citations

Abstract

The RPS scale offers a promising clinical tool to measure balance exercise intensity for persons with MS. This standardized scale allows for tailored balance training with a novel means for exercise monitoring and progression in this population.

Disability and RehabilitationVol. 47(9)
University of Vermont (US), Wayne State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies
2.12
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