A Randomized Trial of a Multifactorial Strategy to Prevent Serious Fall Injuries

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Reducing serious fall-related injuries: an interview with NEJM STRIDE Study author Tom Gill

GeriPal - Geriatrics and Palliative Care Blog, 17 Sep 2020

Every year, about a third of older adults fall. About one in five of those falls result in moderate to severe injury. What…

Approach to prevent fall injuries no better than usual care

NIH Research Matters, 28 Jul 2020

In a large study, individualized plans designed to prevent serious injuries from falls among older adults who are at high risk…

Multifactor Program Does Not Cut Serious Fall Injuries in Elderly

Physician's Weekly, 10 Jul 2020

THURSDAY, July 9, 2020 (HealthDay News) — A nurse-administered multifactorial intervention does not result in a significantly…

Individually tailored falls prevention plan found no better than usual care for reducing serious injury

NIH News Releases, 09 Jul 2020

Large PCORI-, NIH-funded trial examined multipronged intervention in real-world settings

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