The Comparison of The Online and Face-to-Face Assessments of Physical Functions in Healthy Adults

Purpose: This study aims to investigate whether online assessments can be used as an alternative way face-to-face assessments. 
 Method: The included 20 volunteer healthy adults (F/M: 14/6; Age: 59.1 ± 8.02 years-old) without any neurological problems and scored 24 or higher in the Mini-Mental State Examination Test. All (The Timed Up Go Test (TUG), Berg Balance Scale (BBS), Five Times Sit Stand (FTSTS), Arm Curl (ACT) Toe Touch Tests (TTT)) were performed both face-to-face. Google Meet Zoom Meetings platforms for Differences between groups determined by Wilcoxon test. Results: In study, there was no statistically significant differences of TUG (p=0.057), BBS (p= 0.546) TTT (p=0.438). However, it FTSTS (p=0.028) ACT 0.002) tests with compared evaluation. current has shown that TUG, on supervised platform.