| Reference |
Methods |
Sample |
Summary Results |
| Harada et al. 2001(23) |
Relationship between PASE and Mini-logger Activity monitor (ML), a short physical performance battery (EPESE): lower body functioning (LBF), 6-minute walk (6M), BMI and self-report functioning/ well being measures: Physical functioning (PF), general health perceptions (GH), mental health (MH) and pain (P)
(Pearson Correlations) |
87 older adults; 61% Japanese American, 34% white, 5% African American; 65-89 years of age |
| |
PASE total score (All subjects) |
| ML- |
| ankle |
0.59*** |
| waist |
0.52*** |
| EPESE- |
| LBF |
0.57** |
| 6-M |
0.58** |
| BMI |
-.007 |
| PF |
0.30** |
| GH |
0.326* |
| MH |
0.23* |
| P |
0.17 |
* p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 *** p < 0.001
Summary Legend:
ML = Mini-logger Activity monitor
EPESE = Short physical performance battery
LBF = Lower body functioning
6M = 6-minute walk BMI
PF = Physical functioning and self-report functioning / well being measures
GH = General health perceptions
MH = Mental health
P = Pain
|
| Bonnefoy et al. 2001(39) |
Relationships between PASE and DLW and maximal oxygen uptake (VO2 max)
(Pearson and Spearman’s Correlation coefficients) |
19 men; mean age 73.4 ± 4.1 years |
| |
DLW-TEE |
VO2 max |
| PASE: |
| Total score |
0.28(0.23) |
0.33(0.16) |
all NS
Spearman’s correlation coefficients in parentheses |
| Washburn et al. 1999(58) |
physiologic and performance characteristics: peak oxygen uptake, resting heart rate (HR) and blood pressure, percent body fat, and balance scores.
(Pearson product moment correlation coefficients) |
56 men, 134 women-sedentary adults; mean age 66.5 years |
| Peak O2 uptake |
0.20** |
| Systolic BP |
-0.18* |
| Diastolic BP |
0.003 |
| Resting HR |
0.02 |
| %BF |
-0.01 |
| Balance score |
0.20** |
* p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 |
| Washburn et al. 1999(59) |
Relationship between PASE and CSA portable accelerometer
(Spearman correlations) |
20 adults (17 women and 3 men); 67-80 years of age |
PASE score:
| Total PASE |
0.49* |
| Leisure exercise |
0.11 |
| Occupation |
0.32 |
* p < 0.05 |
| Washburn et al. 1993(60) |
Relationships between PASE cores and perceived health, sickness impact profile (SIP) total score, heart rate, grip strength, static balance and dominant leg strength
(Pearson correlations) |
222 men and women at least 65 years of age |
| -perceived health |
-0.34* |
| -(SIP) total score |
-0.42* |
| -heart rate |
-0.13* |
| -grip strength |
0.37* |
| -static balance |
0.33* |
| -dominant leg
strength |
0.25* |
* p < 0.05 |
