All of these interventions are represented by the New York City SRTS program, which in these data has been shown to be associated with a decline in school-travel related pediatric pedestrian injury risk in areas with completed SRTS interventions timed to the completion of those interventions.
Where not available, baselines should be established and indicators developed for purposes of monitoring and evaluating progress on these issues during and on completion of the interventions.
To evaluate the residual effects of fitness and whole-body vibration (WBV) training in older men 1 year after completion of the interventions.
Following the completion of the interventions, the data from the post-test and post-three week assessments were collected.
A comprehensive neuropsychological test battery was conducted with all participants at pretest, after the interventions at post-test, and 1 year after completion of the interventions.
Following completion of the intervention participants were asked to complete questions on the acceptability of the trial.
These improvements were evident by the completion of the intervention phase and were maintained until the 12 month follow-up (Table 2).
These measurements were repeated 6 months after completion of the intervention.
Participants reported their satisfaction with the study characteristics after completion of the intervention.
After the completion of the intervention, a follow-up survey was conducted in all trial clusters.
