Registered outcomes19

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

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List	Outcome	Time frame	Description
Primary	Change in time during 30-second chair stand test.	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	This test is conducted to assess leg strength and endurance.
Primary	Change in time during four-step square test	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To test the dynamic balance and to assess the person's ability to step over objects forward, sideways, and backwards
Primary	Change in time during Sharpened Romberg	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess the static balance of participants in sensory integration taxing condition
Primary	Change in time during 2-minute step in place test	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess the cardiovascular exercise tolerance
Primary	Change in time during One-legged Stance test	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess the static balance of participants in sensory integration taxing condition
Primary	Change in time during Tinetti Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment	Change in time from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess gait and balance together
Secondary	Change in correct responses during Letter Number sequencing test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct responses during Visual stroop test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct responses during Auditory stroop	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct response during Flanker inhibitory control and attention test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct response during List Sorting Memory test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct response during Dimensional Change card sort test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess cognitive performance
Secondary	Change in correct response during Pattern comparison Processing speed test	Change in number of correct response from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	Evaluates the processing speed of cognitive functioning.
Secondary	Change in score of Physical Activity Scale for elderly	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess self-reported measure of physical activity
Secondary	Change in score of Activities Specific Balance Confidence scale (ABC scale)	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess self-reported measure of balance confidence. Scores range from 0-100. Score of zero represents no confidence, a score of 100 represents complete confidence.
Secondary	Change in score of Older People's Quality of Life Questionnaire (OPQOL-35)	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess their quality of life. There are 35 items, with scores ranging from 35- 175. Lesser scores indicate better quality of life, while higher scores indicate reduced quality of life.
Secondary	Change in score of Community Integration Scale (CIS).	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To assess their participation in the community. Total score range from 0-29. High scores indicate greater independence and social integration
Secondary	Change in score of Modified Borg Scale (MB)	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To determine the exertion and fatigue level during the training session and during pre-and post-assessment. Scores range from 0-10. Scale rates the difficulty breathing. It starts at number 0 where breathing is causing no difficulty at all and progresses through to number 10 where breathing difficulty is maximal.
Secondary	Change in score of NASA Task Load Index scale (NASA-TLX)	Change in score from pre-test (Week 0) to post-training (week 5)	To determine the physical and cognitive load during the training session as well during pre- and post-assessment. The score ranges from1-20, where lowers scores indicate less demand, and higher scores indicate increased demand.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.4.0

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