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Table 3 The association between 12-month change in gait speed and fall risk (N = 2776, observations = 10,639a)

From: Change in gait speed and fall risk among community-dwelling older adults with and without mild cognitive impairment: a retrospective cohort analysis

Model

HR

95% CI

Model 1

  

Reference is no change (0.10 m/s faster to 0.10 m/s slower)

  

 Faster

0.96

0.86 to 1.07

 Slower

1.07

0.97 to 1.17

Model 2 = Model 1 + previous gait speed

  

 Faster

0.92

0.82 to 1.03

 Slower

1.16

1.05 to 1.29

Model 3 = Model 2 + previous falls (categorical)

  

 Faster

0.96

0.86 to 1.07

 Slower

1.14

1.03 to 1.27

Model 4 = Model 3 + cognition

  

 Faster

0.96

0.86 to 1.07

 Slower

1.14

1.03 to 1.26

Model 5 = Model 4 + polypharmacyb

  

 Faster

0.97

0.87 to 1.08

 Slower

1.13

1.02 to 1.25

  1. Note: All models adjusted for genderb, study siteb, and treatment (Ginkgo), and each model adjusted for all covariates in the previous model and the listed covariate(s). a4919 (46%) of observations are for the reference group, 2531 (24%) are for faster gait speed, and 3189 (30%) are for slower gait speed bStratified variable. Cognition: (Intact, MCI, dementia)