Validity and reliability of the loco-check questionnaire after cross-cultural adaptation for Indonesia

Hayyan, Abdul Jabbar Al; Wulan, Sri Mardjiati Mei; Masduchi, Reni Hendrarati; Nugraheni, Nuniek; Poerwandari, Dewi; Melaniani, Soenarnatalina; Salimah,; Mikami, Yukio; Tajima, Fumihiro

doi:10.1016/j.jos.2021.10.008

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“…Data on LS in the current study are in accordance with results of the national internet survey research conducted by Kimura et al 2 in Japan with subjects aged 40-79 years old. Women on average showed a higher mean score on the Geriatric Locomotive Function scale-25 (GLFS-25) than men 2 . The GLFS-25 assesses the severity of LS conditions.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…Based on statistical data in 2020, Indonesia's elderly population was 26.82 million people, with percentage of elderly women higher than men 17 . Comparing data from Kimura et al 2 and Ohtsuki et al 16 , the percentage of LS in Indonesia could reach a high number.…”

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confidence: 83%

“…This decline can lead to Locomotive syndrome (LS) which could impact physical activity (PA) limitations and ultimately resulting in muscle mass loss. LS has been widely studied in Japan but few data have mentioned the amount of PA and muscle strength upon screening for LS 2 . Development of a screening tool for LS was produced in the form of the Lococheck questionnaire 3 , but its correlation with PA and muscle strength has not been well known.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The prevalence of LS is about 8.4% in individuals in their 40s and remains stable into their 60s, but increases rapidly in their 70s. The average prevalence of LS in Japan is currently 10.2% 2 . In Indonesia, there is no known data on the prevalence of LS.…”

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Correlation between physical activity and hand grip strength in elderly with locomotive syndrome

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Wardhani

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Background Locomotive syndrome (LS) is due to locomotive organ disorders which decrease mobility function, especially in the elderly. LS interferes with physical activity and is decreased in the elderly which could potentially decrease muscle strength. Hand grip strength (HGS) has been associated with overall strength and lower limb strength, but its correlation with physical activity in LS is unknown. Objectives This study aims to analyze the correlation between physical activity and HGS in elderly with LS. Methods 44 elderly were screened with Indonesian version of the Loco-check, a screening tool for LS. Physical activity was assessed with Indonesian version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire – Short Form and HGS was assessed with a digital hand dynamometer respectively. The correlation between physical activity and HGS with Loco-check were analyzed using the Spearman correlation test. Results Significant correlation were found between physical activity with Loco-check in question number six (p = 0.027) and seven (p = 0.006), with a correlation coefficient of 0.333 and 0.407 respectively. No correlation was found between HGS with Loco-check, neither between physical activity with HGS. Conclusion There are positive correlations between physical activity and LS.

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Correlation between physical activity and hand grip strength in elderly with locomotive syndrome

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“…When classified by age, the age category 15-64 years old is projected to increase from 67.3 to 68.1 percent and those aged 65 years old and over are projected to increase from 8.49 to 13.82 percent in the period of 2015-2030. From these projections, it is predicted that the number of elderly people in 2030 would be 40.95 million 2,3 .…”

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Correlation between functional mobility and physical activity in elderly with locomotive syndrome

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Kurniawati

Handajani

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Background In the elderly, one of the most common causes of chronic disability is Locomotive syndrome. Locomotive syndrome is a decrease in mobility function due to locomotive organ disorders. Physical activity in the elderly is known to decrease compared to young adults, and good functional mobility is needed to carry out daily physical activities. Objectives To analyze the correlation between functional mobility and physical activity in the elderly with Locomotive syndrome. Methods This study is a cross-sectional observational study. 44 participants (15 men and 29 women) aged 60-78 years participated after screening with the Indonesian version of the Loco-check questionnaire. Subjects performed the Five Time Sit to Stand (FTSTS) test and filling out the Indonesian version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire – Short Form (IPAQ-SF). The correlation between FTSTS and IPAQ-SF scores with Loco-check were analyzed using the Spearman correlation test. Results A significant correlation was shown between FTSTS values and Loco-check which yielded with a p value of 0.008, and a correlation coefficient of 0.395. No correlation found between IPAQ-SF scores and Loco-check. Conclusion There is a positive correlation between functional mobility and Locomotive syndrome.

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Disabilities concessions in Indonesia: fundamental problems and solutions

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Hermawan²,

Jaelani³

2022

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There are many people with disabilities in Indonesia. However, the government has not fulfilled the rights of persons with disabilities according to the provisions in the laws and regulations on persons with disabilities. This study aims to analyze concessions for persons with disabilities in Indonesia: fundamental problems and offered solutions. This research is a normative study using the Literature Review study approach, namely by examining and analyzing data. The results of the research show that the government has not guaranteed the rights of persons with disabilities in Indonesia, so it is essential to issue government regulations that regulate the type and amount of concessions as a form of creating legal certainty for persons with disabilities. This concession is essential to implement in Indonesia because it can reduce the barriers for persons with disabilities to access essential services to increase their income and economic participation.

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Validity and reliability of the loco-check questionnaire after cross-cultural adaptation for Indonesia

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Correlation between physical activity and hand grip strength in elderly with locomotive syndrome

Correlation between physical activity and hand grip strength in elderly with locomotive syndrome

Correlation between functional mobility and physical activity in elderly with locomotive syndrome

Disabilities concessions in Indonesia: fundamental problems and solutions

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