How to provide evidence-based care in the prevention of falls
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How to provide evidence-based care in the prevention of falls

Jennifer Trueland Health journalist

Even small changes can prevent falls in older people. Find out how you can enhance your nursing practice with evidence-based care

Although people of all ages can fall, it is more common in older people, with 30% of adults aged over 65 affected every year. For older people falls can cause serious injury, distress and lead to a loss of independence.

Primary Health Care. 34, 4, 8-9. doi: 10.7748/phc.34.4.8.s3

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