Relationship between objective measures of peripheral arterial disease severity to self-reported quality of life in older adults with intermittent claudication

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Disease Severity 100%
• Self-reported Quality of Life 100%
• Peripheral Arterial Disease 100%
• Intermittent Claudication 100%
• Health-related Quality of Life Measures 80%
• Walking Impairment Questionnaire 60%
• Disease-specific 40%
• Ankle-brachial Index 40%
• Claudication 40%
• Medical Outcomes Study 40%
• Moderate to Severe 20%
• Primary Care 20%
• Vascular Surgery 20%
• Functional Outcome 20%
• Self-reported Health 20%
• Functional Measures 20%
• Physical Dysfunction 20%
• Short Form 36 (SF-36) 20%
• Community Care 20%
• Role Limitations 20%
• Physical Function 20%
• Physiological Measurement 20%
• Disease-specific Quality of Life 20%
• Walking Distance 20%
• Veterans Administration Medical Center 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Quality of Life 100%
• Disease Severity 100%
• Peripheral Occlusive Artery Disease 100%
• Intermittent Claudication 100%
• Quality of Life Measure 66%
• Diseases 50%
• Exercise Test 33%
• Short Form 36 33%
• Claudication 33%
• Ankle Brachial Index 33%
• Primary Medical Care 16%
• Hospital 16%
• Vascular Surgery 16%
• Community Care 16%
• Self Report 16%
• Walking Distance 16%