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Dr Brook Galna
Newcastle Authors
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Dr Riona McArdle
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Brook Galna
Professor Alan Thomas
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.
Differentiating dementia disease subtypes with gait analysis: feasibility of wearable sensors?
2020
Dr Lisa Alcock
Dr Brook Galna
Professor Lynn Rochester
Enhanced obstacle contrast to promote visual scanning in fallers with Parkinson's disease: Role of executive function
2020
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Susan Lord
Professor Lynn Rochester
Falls risk in relation to activity exposure in high risk older adults
2020
Joanna Wilson
Dr Lisa Alcock
Dr Alison Yarnall
Dr Susan Lord
Dr Rachael Lawson
et al.
Gait Progression Over 6 Years in Parkinson’s Disease: Effects of Age, Medication, and Pathology
2020
Dr Owen Jeffries
Dr Brook Galna
An analysis of variability in power output during indoor and outdoor cycling time-trials
2019
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Alan Godfrey
Professor Lynn Rochester
Analysis of free-living gait in older adults with and without Parkinson's disease and with and without a history of falls: identifying generic and disease specific characteristics
2019
Rana Rehman
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Jian Shi
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Alison Yarnall
et al.
Comparison of walking protocols and gait assessment systems for machine learning based classification of Parkinson’s disease
2019
Dr Riona McArdle
Dr Brook Galna
Dr Paul Donaghy
Professor Alan Thomas
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.
Do Alzheimer’s and Lewy body disease have discrete pathological signatures of gait?
2019
Dr Christopher Buckley
Dr Riona McArdle
Dr Brook Galna
Professor Alan Thomas
Professor Lynn Rochester
et al.
Evaluation of daily walking activity and gait profiles: a novel application of a time series analysis framework
2019
Dr Riona McArdle
Dr Silvia Del Din
Dr Paul Donaghy
Dr Brook Galna
Professor Alan Thomas
et al.
Factors that influence habitual activity in mild cognitive impairment and dementia
2019
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