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Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
Dr Silvia Del Din
Professor Christopher Buckley
Professor Ngaire Kerse
et al.		Evaluating the effects of an exercise program (Staying UpRight) for older adults in long-term care on rates of falls: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial2020
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
Falls risk in relation to activity exposure in high risk older adults2020
Dr Chris Buckley
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
Professor Ngaire Kerse
et al.		Quantifying Reliable Walking Activity with a Wearable Device in Aged Residential Care: How Many Days Are Enough?2020
Dr Lisa Alcock
Dr Brook Galna
Professor Richard Perkins
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.		Step length determines minimum toe clearance in older adults and people with Parkinson’s disease2018
Dr Rosie Morris
Aodhan Hickey
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Alan Godfrey
Dr Susan Lord
et al.		A model of free-living gait; a factor analysis in Parkinson's disease2017
Dr Alison Yarnall
Professor Lynn Rochester
Dr Susan Lord
A novel approach to falls classification in Parkinson’s disease: Development of the Fall-Related Activity Classification (FRAC)2017
Professor Lynn Rochester
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Susan Lord
Dr Alison Yarnall
Dr Rosie Morris
et al.		Decrease in Aβ42 predicts dopa-resistant gait progression in early Parkinson’s disease2017
Dr Sam Stuart
Aodhan Hickey
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.		iTrack: instrumented mobile electrooculography (EOG) eye-tracking in older adults and Parkinson’s disease2017
Dr Sam Stuart
Dr Lisa Alcock
Dr Alan Godfrey
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.		Accuracy and re-test reliability of mobile eye tracking in Parkinson's disease and older adults2016
Dr Lisa Alcock
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
Characterisation of foot clearance during gait in people with early Parkinson's disease: Deficits associated with a dual task2016
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