FALL PREVENTION

This study tested a nurse-led home fall prevention program for older adults (65+) at high risk of falling. 82 participants received exercises, safety checks, and education to reduce falls and improve balance. The goal was to see if this approach lowers fall rates, fear of falling…

This study looked at how a year-long exercise program affects physical performance and balance in healthy women over 65. Thirty-two women did exercises like aerobics, strength training, and balance drills. Tests showed the program improved their functional independence and may he…

This study looked at whether adding strength training to a proven balance program (Otago exercises) helps older adults improve their balance and feel more confident about avoiding falls. 28 adults aged 60 and older took part. The goal was to find a better way to prevent falls and…

This study tested a fall prevention education program for people who had a stroke more than 6 months ago. 44 participants received either the education program or their usual care. The program aimed to improve health literacy and physical function, and reduce fall risk and fear o…

This study tested a digital balance test that uses a camera and game-like features (avatars, progress bars) to assess fall risk in older adults. 40 people aged 60+ did balance tasks, and researchers compared the digital test to a standard clinical test. They also checked if the g…

This study brought together care home residents, staff, and health experts to create a practical plan for preventing falls. Researchers held workshops to gather ideas and build a shared framework. The goal was to design a falls management approach that works in real care home set…