fold increased risk of falling and athletic shoes are compression stockings. associated with the lowest risk. Discourage people from walking in socks, because this ABPG p64 is associated with a 10 fold increased risk of falling. Patients should not walk in anti-embolism stockings without appropriate footwear on their feet. Bare feet provide better slip resistance than non-slip Chari et al. socks and therefore might represent a safer foot 2009 (11) condition. Walking with socks, compared with walking barefoot, Yi-Ju Tsai, might present a greater balance threat for older adults. Sang-I Lin. Clinically, safety precautions about walking in socks 2013 (12) should be considered to be given to older adults, especially those with balance deficits. Hatton et al. Barefoot or nonslip socks may be a safer footwear 2013 (13) option than standard cotton socks for older people walking indoors on potentially slippery surfaces. Compared with wearing standard socks, wearing nonslip socks improves gait performance and may be beneficial in reducing the risk of slipping in older people. No significant differences were observed between the Hubscher et barefoot and non-slip socks conditions. Non-slip socks al. 2011 improved slip-resistance during gait when compared to (14) conventional socks and [backless] slippers. Patients with a high risk foot should not walk bare foot. For the purposes of this model the High High risk Peripheral neuropathy is implicated in the development Risk Foot is defined as a foot with foot MOC of a foot ulcer where chronic trauma (e.g. ill-fitting progressive deformity, ulceration, (15) p16 footwear) or acute injury goes unrecognised in the
fold increased risk of falling and athletic shoes are associated with the lowest risk. Discourage people from walking in socks, because this is associated with a 10 fold increased risk of falling. Patients should not walk in anti-embolism stockings without appropriate footwear on their feet. Bare feet provide better slip resistance than non-slip socks and therefore might represent a safer foot condition. Walking with socks, compared with walking barefoot, might present a greater balance threat for older adults. Clinically, safety precautions about walking in socks should be considered to be given to older adults, especially those with balance deficits. Barefoot or nonslip socks may be a safer footwear option than standard cotton socks for older people walking indoors on potentially slippery surfaces. Compared with wearing standard socks, wearing nonslip socks improves gait performance and may be beneficial in reducing the risk of slipping in older people. No significant differences were observed between the barefoot and non-slip socks conditions. Non-slip socks improved slip-resistance during gait when compared to conventional socks and [backless] slippers. Patients with a high risk foot should not walk bare foot. Peripheral neuropathy is implicated in the development of a foot ulcer where chronic trauma (e.g. ill-fitting footwear) or acute injury goes unrecognised in the ABPG p64 Chari et al. 2009 (11) Yi-Ju Tsai, Sang-I Lin. 2013 (12) Hatton et al. 2013 (13) Hubscher et al. 2011 (14) High risk foot MOC (15) p16 compression stockings. For the purposes of this model the High Risk Foot is defined as a foot with progressive deformity, ulceration,
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