FALL INJURY

This study tested a computer program that helps doctors create custom exercise plans for older adults at risk of falling. Nearly 12,000 people aged 65 and older took part. The goal was to see if the program could reduce falls and fear of falling.

This study tested a medication care plan for adults 60 and older living in rural areas. The goal was to reduce falls by safely stopping or reducing medications that increase fall risk. Nearly 400 participants from Iowa clinics took part, with some receiving a personalized medicat…

This study tested a 12-week pole walking program for older adults living in retirement communities. The goal was to see if the program was practical and could improve physical activity, balance, strength, and quality of life while reducing fear of falling. 53 residents took part,…

This study tested whether doing many sit-to-stand exercises (like getting up from a chair) is safe and doable for older adults recovering from a hip fracture. Thirty patients aged 60+ in a Danish rehab program tried the training. Researchers checked if pain stayed low during exer…

This study looked at whether using computer predictions and camera monitoring can help prevent patients from falling in the hospital. Over 5,000 adult patients and their nurses took part across three hospital units. Each unit tried a different approach: one used a computer alert …