Purpose: We aim to provide a systematic review of qualitative research evidence relevant to
the experiences and perceptions of program providers and participants from culturally and …

Background. Several factors have previously been identified to positively influence the
uptake and adherence for fall prevention exercise programmes. There is, however, a lack of …

Background Evidence-based practice (EBP) ensures that clinicians use effective
interventions to achieve desired outcomes, thereby contributing to the best quality of care …

Background To offer fall prevention exercise programs that attract older people of both sexes
there is a need to understand both women's and men's views and preferences regarding …

Introduction Falls among older people are preventable through exercise‐based programs.
However, scientific evidence must be translated into practice to support professionals who …

Background Fall prevention interventions with home-based exercise programmes are
effective to reduce the number and the rate of falls, by reducing risk factors. They improve …

Objectives To review the qualitative literature that explores the barriers and facilitators to
continued participation in falls prevention exercise after completion of a structured exercise …

The prevention of falls is currently high on the health policy agenda in the United Kingdom,
which has led to the establishment of many falls-prevention services. If these are to be …

To identify the barriers and facilitators for exercise in older adults (50 years or over) specific
to those living in rural and remote areas in A ustralia and to identify how this relates to falls …

Abstract Background: the World Health Organization describes individuals' functioning at a
societal level as 'participation'. Despite being a key component of functioning and an …