Is walking smoothness associated with self-reported function after accounting for gait speed?
These findings indicate that walking smoothness, particularly the smoothness of forward progression, represents aspects of the motor control of walking important for physical function not represented by gait speed alone.
In a health equity system of care such as the military health care system, active duty soldiers and their family members did not experience disparities in access to care or in important health outcomes of patient satisfaction, physical health status, or mental health status.