Source: BMC Geriatrics
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Date of publication: 14 March 2017
Publication type: Journal article
In a nutshell: The main objective of the study was to evaluate the degree of independence and find the fall risk factors in the study group.
Length of publication: 7 pages
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Source: Journal of Safety Research, 2015, online
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Date of publication: September 2015
Publication type: Journal article
In a nutshell: This study looks into how the use of assisted devices such as walking sticks relates to other mobility factors, which can then further provide insight into older adults’ future mobility needs. It showed that effective fall-prevention interventions and innovative transport options are needed to protect the mobility of this high-risk group, as mobility serves to preserve their independence.
Length of publication: 1 page
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Source: ProFaNE website
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Date of publication: February 2014
Publication type: Website news article
In a nutshell: New NICE quality standards and guidance to improve social care have been published, which contain recommendations on falls in older people and how they can regain independence afterwards.
Length of publication: 1 page
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