Background: Older people with cognitive impairment are at increased risk of falls; however,
fall prevention strategies have limited success in this population. The aim of this paper is to …

Purpose: People with dementia fall more often than cognitively healthy older adults, but their
risk factors are not well understood. A review is needed to determine a fall risk profile for this …

Objective Numerous studies have reported the prevention of falls through exercise among
cognitively healthy older people. This study aimed to determine whether the current …

Background Physical frailty and cognitive impairment have been separately associated with
falls. The purpose of the study is to examine the associations of physical frailty and cognitive …

Objectives Falls occur frequently among older adults and can lead to a range of adverse and
debilitating outcomes. Although symptoms of clinical anxiety have been implicated as risk …

Background: Impairments of gait and balance often progress through the course of
dementia, and are associated with increased risk of falls. Summary: This systematic review …

Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of an established programme of occupational
therapy in maintaining functional activity and reducing further health risks from inactivity in …

Background: Cognitive impairment-related changes in postural sway increase fall risk
among older adults. Better understanding this association could be helpful for fall …

Abstract Background/Aims: Cognitively impaired older people are at twice the risk of falls
compared to cognitively intact, with approximately 60% falling once or more per year. This …

Introduction: The digitization of hospital systems, including integrated electronic medical
records, has provided opportunities to improve the prediction performance of inpatient fall …