FALLS

This study tests whether a live, home-based virtual exercise program that targets hip muscles can reduce fall risk in older veterans. About 110 veterans aged 65 and older who are at risk for falls will take part. Participants will either do the hip exercises before joining a stan…

This study tests whether active, hands-on educational classes are better than traditional lectures at reducing older adults' fear of falling and preventing actual falls. About 100 people aged 60+ who have fallen in the past year will take part. They will attend either interactive…

This study will test whether a virtual reality exercise program (PABLO) is better than standard physiotherapy (Otago) at improving balance and reducing falls in adults aged 45 and older who have fallen before or have balance issues. About 80 participants will do 12 weeks of super…

This study looks at whether a 24-week Tai Chi program can help older adults (65+) who have chronic pain in multiple body areas and are at risk of falling. Researchers will measure pain, thinking skills, mobility, fear of falling, and actual falls. The goal is to see if Tai Chi ca…

This study looks at 900 Spanish adults with intellectual disabilities to find out what makes them more likely to fall. Researchers will check their medical history, balance, and walking ability, then track falls for a year. The goal is to create a simple tool to predict fall risk…

This study aims to adapt the Action Falls programme, originally designed for care homes, to help older adults who receive home care avoid falls and injuries. Researchers will observe home care visits and interview older adults, their families, and care workers to understand what …