Background: Overall adherence rates have usually been reported in fall prevention studies,
but predictors of adherence have rarely been described. The aim of this study was to …

OBJECTIVES: To describe the implementation and the effects of a multifactorial fall
prevention trial on the specified risk factors of falling, incidence of falls and injurious falls …

OBJECTIVE: To examine older people's participation in fall prevention exercise/physical
activities. METHODS: Participants comprised 5,681 randomly selected older people (≥ …

Fall prevention exercise programs have been reported to be effective in minimizing falls in
older adults. However, adherence and attrition in exercise programs remain a challenge …

Background guidelines recommend that fall prevention programmes for older people
include multifactorial interventions. Objective we aimed to determine if randomised …

Purpose: Our study identified factors common to a variety of populations and settings that
may promote or inhibit uptake and adherence to falls-related interventions. Design and …

Background This study aimed to assess the effects of a risk-based, multifactorial fall
prevention programme on health-related quality of life among the community-dwelling aged …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate effects of a multifactorial fall prevention program on fall incidence
and physical function in community-dwelling older adults. DESIGN: Multicenter randomized …

Background: uptake of and adherence to fall prevention interventions is often poor and we
know little about older people's perceptions of and beliefs about fall prevention interventions …

Background: Falls among older persons occur frequently and are a common cause of
physical and psychological morbidity and healthcare utilization. The problem can be …