… of data on falls in hospital to update risk scores in the STRATIFY study, would inflate the
calculated predictive validity and decrease useful prediction. In fact, the majority of falls occur in …

… The aim of this systematic review with meta-analysis is to examine the predictive value of
the test to identify individuals at risk in falling in the community using the frequently cited cut-off …

… better understanding of considerations for falls risk screening tool selection vs… falls risk
screening tool. This paper equips clinicians for effecting change in relation to the prediction of falls…

… the predictive value of risk factors for recurrent falls and the construction of a fall risk model
… of community-dwelling elderly at risk for recurrent falling in general practice. The design was …

… fall risk. This study examines the associations between functional fitness and the risk of falling
… than 6.6 s reflects a high fall-risk, and that this was the best predictor of fall-risk in terms of …

… If these equilibriometric techniques were useful for … greater risk of falling, we could focus
resources on that subgroup in order to reduce both the incidence and consequences of such falls…

… Epidemiological studies have identified a diverse group of risk factors for falls of … useful
in delineating high-risk groups and have propagated a range of risk assessment tools for falls. …

… a four-domain predictive model of recurrent falls developed for … but not sufficient element in
risk of recurrent falls. Three other … be useful to identify those elders who are at lowest risk for …

… , on a single predictor among many, since otherwise useful predictors on each participant are
… In such cases, imputation methods have proved useful when dealing with missing data.17 …

… in targeted multi-factorial falls prevention programmes. It fills … the reliability and predictive
accuracy of the FROP-Com. … emergency department after a fall and being discharged directly …